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A blend of Tempranillo, Garnacha and Graciano harvest by hand. The grapes are destemmed then placed in wooden vats. It is then matured in oak barrels that have already been used for 2 or 3 wines for 24 months.

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The 2017 Balado felt a bit austere, very young, and it's a wine that usually takes some more time in bottle to show its true colors. The 2017s from Zárate are a lot fresher than what the early harvest from a warm and dry year could make you think. 2,660 were filled in May 2018, as they usually bottle in the spring. Learn More

Top wine from this estate. 100% Listán Negro. Powerful nose of minerals and cherry notes, earth, leather, salt, plums, raspberries and other outerworldly notes.  On the palate it's elegant and Burgundian with loads of insane depth and particles floating left and right.

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The fusion of a traditional native varietal and the rich slate soil of a century-old single vineyard. Harvested by hand and aged for 12 months in French and Caucasian 300-liter oak barrels.

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The bedrock is schistous: the same rock that underlies the Port vineyards of the Douro further downstream.

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Barajuela is a type of albariza soil which is chalk-based and white and uniquely from the Jerez region. This is not a fortified sherry though and is rather a vintage Palomino Fino (aged with flor) and made in a fashion the preceded the Solera system of aging that dominates Sherry production today. The extract and density on the palate is unctuous, precise and sharp all at once. Learn More

One of a number of pies containing the fingers of the dynamic and pioneering winemaker, Alvaro Palacios, Descendientes de J. Palacios is named in tribute to Alvaro’s father, the Riojan winemaker José Palacios Remondo. Learn More

From the selection of younger vines this Finca Resalso was born with a strong cherry-red color and violet tones indicative of its youth. As we approach the glass its fragrance and intensity fills the senses. The youngest example of the tinto fino variety, this wine expresses itself with marked primary aromas, mulberry, licorice, and black forest fruits. Learn More

Bright purple color. It is fragrant with red and other dark berries, some Asian spices, and a floral bouquet. It is intense with a rich combination of delicate fruity flavors; raspberry and blueberry together with a hint of sweetness & spices in the background. A lingering finish showing an exceptional, soft silkiness and elegance along with balancing minerality. Learn More

A dry red made from 100% Listan Negro. After the 7 Fuentes ‘village’ wine, Suertes de Marques bottle six Vinos de Parcela, or single vineyard wines. Learn More

The wine Intense purple tones, with soft cardinal edging, covered layer, clean and bright. Very intense and complex, with bright aromas of ripe black fruit; Acid blackberry and blueberry jam with balsamic elegant lavender, balanced with tertiary aromas from the barrel aging, highlighting spicy clove and black pepper, fine chocolate, roasted and licorice stick. Learn More

Deep, intense red with notes of ripe red fruit, tobacco, cedar, and truffles on the nose: very clean, intense aromas. Good body on the palate, with fine tannins from careful barrel-ageing, and very well-balanced. Ample mouth-feel with light notes of liquorice and a long, silky and elegant finish. Learn More

Garnet color. The nose is fresh with notes of ripe red and black fruits. In the mouth it's fresh with a juicy texture, soft tannins and notes of fruit. The finish is long and persistent. Learn More

LUR : EARTH, one of the Four Classical Elements of Matter, defines the magic and personality of this wine, made by renowned winemakers Jose Hidalgo and Ana Martin, based on old Tempranillo vines, this wine will evolve favorably in the bottle during 3 4 years more. Learn More

Dark cardinal in color with purple tones, covered with a layer. Frank and complex, ripe black and red fruit (blackberry, blackberry and plum) between spicy cloves and black pepper and menthol aromatic herbs such as thyme and lavender. Learn More