Grapes are sourced from vineyards planted at 550m to 620m of altitude on clay-limestone soils in the village of Ábalos. Half of the wine is aged in 500-litre barrels, the other half in 225-litre casks. Grapes are traditionally foot-trodden –hence de name “pies negros” (“blackfeet”). Purple colour. Concentrated, fruity nose with blackberries and lead pencil aromas. Consistent, fruit-driven palate with good acidity; tannins need to be polished.
Tasting Date: October 28, 2015
Reviewer: Amaya Cervera
Grape: 90% Tempranillo, 10% Graciano
Alcohol: 14
Capacity: 75 cl.
Drink date: 2016-2019
Price: 9€
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