Pequeñas Puertas La Moribunda 2018
Description
« Petites portes qui s'ouvrent et petites portes qui se ferment » est le nom d'un nouveau projet qui est le résultat de l'expérience combinée de Viña Zorzal Wines et Matías Michelini.Cette union, c'est la quête de l'interprétation la plus pure des cépages historiques de Navarre dans des terroirs et des paysages uniques. C'est un vin issu d'une seule parcelle. C'est un vin issu d'une seule parcelle
Fiche technique
Dégustation
Vignoble et élaboration
L'avis des experts
Part of the single-vineyard bottlings from the collaboration between Viña Zorzal and Matías Michelini, the 2018 Pequeñas Puertas La Moribunda was produced with Tempranillo from a plot they call Las Roscas, which had been abandoned (moribunda means "the dying one") before the estate rescued it! It's a head-pruned, 35-year-old vineyard, a north-facing plot with complex soils, covered in boulders à la Châteauneuf-du-Pape and with a mixture of limestone, sandstone and slate. It fermented in an open-top 500-liter oak barrel with 100% full clusters and indigenous yeasts and matured in that barrel for 15 months. This has a reductive personality. It helped the wines to be kept without sulfur until bottling. It has notes of licorice, blackberries, somewhat austere and faintly varietal. It's a fleshy and quite tannic expression of the grape, with good ripeness without excess. This might need a little more time in bottle. 660 bottles produced. It was bottled in March 2020. - Luis Gutiérrez.
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