Suertes del Marqués – El Esquilón

The Listán Negro grapes come from the vineyard called “El Esquilón” and are 80 years of age, while the Tintilla is about fifteen. The 1.2 hectare vineyard faces northwards and lies 550 metres above sea level. Te soil has low yields due to its high levels of volcanic rock, so that wines are rather intense and complex. The grapes are destemmed without being crushed. They later ferment on their autochthonous lees for 14 days with manual batonages, reaching a temperature of 28ºC. Following a 10-day-long post-fermentation maceration, the wine is devatted in French oak (Allier and Nevers) barrels, where it undergoes malolactic fermentation on its lees. It later ages for ten months, and is finally bottled without being filtered. Yearly production of this wine is limited by the low yields of the vineyard.

Product Description

The Listán Negro grapes come from the vineyard called “El Esquilón” and are 80 years of age, while the Tintilla is about fifteen. The 1.2 hectare vineyard faces northwards and lies 550 metres above sea level. Te soil has low yields due to its high levels of volcanic rock, so that wines are rather intense and complex. The grapes are destemmed without being crushed. They later ferment on their autochthonous lees for 14 days with manual batonages, reaching a temperature of 28ºC. Following a 10-day-long post-fermentation maceration, the wine is devatted in French oak (Allier and Nevers) barrels, where it undergoes malolactic fermentation on its lees. It later ages for ten months, and is finally bottled without being filtered. Yearly production of this wine is limited by the low yields of the vineyard.

Additional Information

Wine Region

Valle de Orotava

Brands

Suertes del Marques





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