2020 Comando G “Tumba del Rey Moro”, Sierra de Gredos, SpainABOUT THIS WINE Tumba del Rey Moro is an absurd vineyard resembling an ancient landslide with several small natural terraces irregularly planted with vines. Until a few years ago, the site was nearly inaccessible and overgrown with scrub brush. When Dani and Fer heard rumor of this plot, they spent several months trying to locate it and clear a path so they could farm it. Here you can find similar granitic sands as in their other sites but with pinker

The winemaking is then all about respecting that fruit to bring the terroir through

François’ career in wine began in his early 20s when he spent a year working for Domaine Alain Gras in Saint-Romain

Its soft yet sturdy cotton fabric ensures long-lasting performance while remaining gentle on surfaces

The winery produce 4 lines of wines

After the harvest

her health problems resolved

Mineral rich clay soils with limestone and iron

biodynamic wine growing and everything they do and have created revolves around this belief…  small

Fighting Gully Road is a cool

The Romans might have gotten a few things wrong in France

refering to the significant vines age (40 to 100 years)

Niederhäuser Klamm is a tiny