A vision that covers the vineyard landscape of two related enclaves, making out in a single capture the testimony of this land. “Wine that is landscape”

In the foothills of the Iregua Valley, where the main tributary of the Ebro River flows, in the heart of La Rioja, “Panorámico Tinto” is born. This wine is a blend of two opposing sites. La Rad on the left bank and Las Yasas on the right bank. The first has a marked Mediterranean influence: warm, exposed; it is a Tempranillo and Garnacha vineyard of an average age of 30 years, with red clay soils and an altitude of 550 meters. The second is dominated by cold weather and an altitude of almost 720 meters, with sloping Tempranillo and Grenache vineyards of an average age of 50 years and stony and limestone soils. The combination of both landscapes, through a traditional viticulture of observation and minimal intervention in the winery, resulted in a pure creation with magical balance and lively acidity. Finally, 14 months of aging in 500-liter barrels refined its character, giving us a fresh, tasty and elegant wine. Bright cherry red color. Red and black fruits stand out along with fine herbaceous notes, hints of mountain, spices with a mineral touch. The palate is fresh, savory, spicy with fine, silky tannins that give it a very elegant palate.

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Tim Atkin, The Independent: Best Buy Choice.