A hint of black olives and dried tomatoes, finely lined, lovely cherry and herb melange; elegant focused, virtually uncomplicated on a high level, suitably wooded, all in the same mood.
Las Viñas de Eusebio is a juicy wine that is expressive and fresh. It stands out for the aromas of ripe red fruit and wild berries, with a balsamic base note. On the palate it is balanced and light.
The Refosco has a captivating nose of white pepper, almonds, tropical fruit, and smashed berries. The tannins and concentration are very strong, but the moderate alcohol and balanced acidity keeps the palate lively and clean.
Losada has brought to the new Bierzo in a very easy-drinking style, from managed vineyards on more gentle slopes in which clay soils predominate, and is aged nine months in French oak and expresses the more tender and juicy side of the Mencía variety.
Château Sansonnet is a classic Saint-Émilion: smooth, dense and generous. The nose develops aromas of black fruit, mocha and spices. On the palate it is round and delicate.
