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Bodega Matador presents Vino García-Alix, made in the Sierra de Gredos, a territory defined by the rounded mountains that divide the two Castillas, granite and slate converge in one of the best vintages in the region. Cold winter, rainy spring and mild summer have added balance and finesse to the 2020. The result is the García-Alix wine, with a label that reproduces a photograph by Alberto García-Alix taken at the Prado Museum.
Bodega Matador presents García-Alix Wine, produced in the Sierra de Gredos, a territory defined by the rugged mountains that divide the two Castillas. Granite and slate come together in one of the best vintages in the region. Cold winter, rainy spring, and mild summer have added balance and finesse to the 2020 vintage. The result is García-Alix wine, with a label that reproduces a photograph of Alberto García-Alix taken at the Prado Museum.
Bodega Matador presents Vino García-Alix, made in the Sierra de Gredos, a territory defined by the rounded mountains that divide the two Castillas, granite and slate converge in one of the best vintages in the region. Cold winter, rainy spring and mild summer have added balance and finesse to the 2020. The result is the García-Alix wine, with a label that reproduces a photograph by Alberto García-Alix taken at the Prado Museum.
Bodega Matador presents García-Alix Wine, produced in the Sierra de Gredos, a territory defined by the rugged mountains that divide the two Castillas. Granite and slate come together in one of the best vintages in the region. Cold winter, rainy spring, and mild summer have added balance and finesse to the 2020 vintage. The result is García-Alix wine, with a label that reproduces a photograph of Alberto García-Alix taken at the Prado Museum.
