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Finca Valdelroble is a red wine produced by Bodegas Felix Callejo with Tinta Fina and Merlot in the D.O. Ribera del Duero.
This site is located on the edge of the Sotillo moor, at an altitude of 930 metres above sea level, it is the highest vineyard of the winery. In the '80s his father destined this estate for a landing strip for small planes, given the height and flatness of the terrain. A controversial idea for the time.
The soils of the Sotillo moors are limestone soils. The bedrock, on the edges of the moors, is very close to the surface, with the presence of loose stones that favour drainage and aeration. It is an isolated vineyard, the only one around, the result is a unique blend of Tinto Fino and Merlot.
Intense colour, vivid red, dense, tinges the glass with colour and tears. Deep and delicate aroma; wild flowers, winds of the moor mixed with exotic ripe fruits. The limestone entrails can be perceived, with spices and smoky notes in the background. On the palate, memories of the grape, fresh tannin, still to be polished, voluminous and at the same time grainy on the palate, you can feel the ripeness of the grape and the long finish.
Finca Valdelroble is a red wine produced by Bodegas Felix Callejo using Tinta Fina and Merlot in the D.O. Ribera del Duero.
This area is located at the edge of the Sotillo plateau, at an altitude of 930 m, making it the highest vineyard of the winery. In the 1980s, their father designated this estate for a small aircraft landing strip, given the height and flatness of the land. A controversial idea for the time.
The soils of the Sotillo plateaus are limestone soils. The bedrock, at the edges of the plateaus, is very close to the surface, with loose stones that promote drainage and aeration. It is an isolated vineyard, the only one in its vicinity, resulting in a unique blend of Tinto Fino and Merlot.
Intense color, bright red, dense, staining the glass with color and tears. Deep and delicate in aroma; wildflowers, winds from the plateau blending with exotic ripe fruits. The essence of the limestone rock is perceived, with spices and smoky notes in the background. On the palate, there are memories of the grape, fresh tannins yet to be polished, voluminous and at the same time grainy in texture, reflecting the ripeness of the grape and a long finish.
Finca Valdelroble is a red wine produced by Bodegas Felix Callejo with Tinta Fina and Merlot in the D.O. Ribera del Duero.
This site is located on the edge of the Sotillo moor, at an altitude of 930 metres above sea level, it is the highest vineyard of the winery. In the '80s his father destined this estate for a landing strip for small planes, given the height and flatness of the terrain. A controversial idea for the time.
The soils of the Sotillo moors are limestone soils. The bedrock, on the edges of the moors, is very close to the surface, with the presence of loose stones that favour drainage and aeration. It is an isolated vineyard, the only one around, the result is a unique blend of Tinto Fino and Merlot.
Intense colour, vivid red, dense, tinges the glass with colour and tears. Deep and delicate aroma; wild flowers, winds of the moor mixed with exotic ripe fruits. The limestone entrails can be perceived, with spices and smoky notes in the background. On the palate, memories of the grape, fresh tannin, still to be polished, voluminous and at the same time grainy on the palate, you can feel the ripeness of the grape and the long finish.
Finca Valdelroble is a red wine produced by Bodegas Felix Callejo using Tinta Fina and Merlot in the D.O. Ribera del Duero.
This area is located at the edge of the Sotillo plateau, at an altitude of 930 m, making it the highest vineyard of the winery. In the 1980s, their father designated this estate for a small aircraft landing strip, given the height and flatness of the land. A controversial idea for the time.
The soils of the Sotillo plateaus are limestone soils. The bedrock, at the edges of the plateaus, is very close to the surface, with loose stones that promote drainage and aeration. It is an isolated vineyard, the only one in its vicinity, resulting in a unique blend of Tinto Fino and Merlot.
Intense color, bright red, dense, staining the glass with color and tears. Deep and delicate in aroma; wildflowers, winds from the plateau blending with exotic ripe fruits. The essence of the limestone rock is perceived, with spices and smoky notes in the background. On the palate, there are memories of the grape, fresh tannins yet to be polished, voluminous and at the same time grainy in texture, reflecting the ripeness of the grape and a long finish.
