Castilla la Mancha, Spain
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Ildania
750ml14%
La Niña de Cuenca

Ildania

750ml14%
Total price

Price incl. alcohol tax, shipping and VAT.

1 883,70 SEK
313,95SEK/Bottle

Winemaker's notes

A limited amphora-aged Bobal from old organic vineyards in Ledaña. Silky, layered and mineral, with ripe fruit, herbal notes and long persistence. Only 3,500 bottles produced....

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Product details

About the wine and its character

Country:

Spain

Region/Subregion:

Castilla la Mancha/Manchuela

Classification:

DO

Certification:

Organic

Grape:

Bobal (90%)

Vintage year:

2019

Color:

A rich garnet red hue with brick highlights, indicating some evolution.

Aroma:

On the nose, seductive aromatic complexiy of ripe red fruits, cherries and liquorice. Some tones of compote, leather, tobacco and cocoa and balsamic nuances and a subtle touch of vanilla.

Taste:

On the palate it balanced with good acidity and minerality, complex red fruits, herbs and tertiary characteristics and soft, silky tannins.

Alcohol content:

14%

Sugar content:

2 g/l

Acidity:

5.5

pH-value:

3.7

Sweetness:

Dry

Contains sulphite:

Yes

Volume:

750 ml

Closure:

Natural cork

Bottle:

Glass

Best Served:

-

Food pairing:

Beef, Charcuterie, Cheese - goat cheese, Cheese - mature and hard, Dessert, Game, Lamb, Mushrooms, Pasta / Pizza, Pork, Poultry, Spicy food, Veal

Ageing potential:

1 - 15 years

Food pairings by the winemaker

  • Beef
  • Charcuterie
  • Cheese - goat cheese
  • Cheese - mature and hard
  • Dessert
  • Game
  • Lamb
  • Mushrooms
  • Pasta / Pizza
  • Pork
  • Poultry
  • Spicy food
  • Veal

Vinification, winemaker's own words

Soils:

Clay, Limestone

Terroir:

La Nina’s vineyards average 725m above sea level, benefiting from the higher altitude and nocturnal breezes with a longer ripening season. The very low rainfall, dry climate and Solano winds in August and September help minimise disease. Manchuela soils are distinctly uniform, composed of lime- bearing clay and gravels to around 30cm over limestone, formed from marine sediments during the Miocene period. They are well-drained and mineral-rich, promoting deep root growth and balanced acidity in the wines.

Harvest:

-

Fermentation:

Amphora (100%)

Storage:

-

Winemaker:

Diego Morcillo Fortea

All the plots are harvested and co-fermented individually. Bunches are destalked. The must is macerated on the skins. Spontaneous fermentation from natural yeasts in 500 and 1000 litre tinaja clay jars, followed by pressing and malolactic fermentation. No fining and a light filtration before bottling. Aged for 18 months in tinaja clay jars with minimum 1 year in bottle before release.

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