Tinta Fina del País.

The 2017 vintage was rated “Very Good”. It was a very hot and dry year. In the sprouting, the water reserves began low and the months of July and August became more acute, months that were extremely dry.
However, what marked the vintage was the frost of April 28th, which devastated much of the Riberad del Duero and even other wine-growing areas not only in Spain but also in France and Italy.

This frost (-6º below zero temperatures) took place just after bud break and with a weak plant mass, which greatly reduced the production and concentrated everything in the few clusters that remained. Wines with more volume and medium acidity were the result. Perfect for drinking them when they are young but with a good aging capacity due to a present but friendly tannin that will confer longevity and good aging to the wines.

AGEING: Twelve months in French and American oak with subsequent refinement in the bottle for 24 months.