2018 | Alvar de Dios Hernandez | Camino de los Arrieros

Description

Red Wine: 2018 | Alvar de Dios Hernandez | Camino de los Arrieros

The nose is tremendously attractive, perfumed and light, almost ethereal, reminiscent of watermelon, pomegranate and sour berries. It has an imperceptible alcohol and a light mouthfeel with pure and refreshing flavors.

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Producer: Alvar de Dios Hernandez

Vintage: 2018

Size: 750ml

ABV: 14%

Varietal: Red Blend

Country/Region: Spain, Castilla y Leon

The nose is tremendously attractive, perfumed and light, almost ethereal, reminiscent of watermelon, pomegranate and sour berries. It has an imperceptible alcohol and a light mouthfeel with pure and refreshing flavors.

Producer Information

Affection and respect for the land, commitment to nature and reunion with tradition are the keys that guide Álvar de Dios Hernández’s winemaking career since, in 2008, he began managing a century-old vineyard owned by his grandfather Donaciano, built on Quaternary sands. in El Pego (Zamora), in the Toro Denomination of Origin. From there arose the red Aciano, which a year later would have a white companion, Vagüera, emerging from a small and historic hawthorn in El Maderal (Zamora), El Rapadal estate, which preserves more than twelve native varieties of white grapes. With that same brand, but coming from another area, Las Mansas, a white Malvasía was born a year later. In 2014, Álvar de Dios gave shape and body to his own winery and, in 2015, he extended his radius of action to one of the most unknown and powerful areas of the wine map: Arribes del Duero. From tiny, centuries-old vineyards, many of them on terraces and precipices above the river, on white slate and pyrite soils, wines emerged that capture the flavor and ancestral culture of that mysterious border land: Camino de los Arrieros, Las Vidres and Yavallo.