Rico Nuevo Vereda de las Tordigas Folk Tree "Village Series" ripe fruit aromas emerge

ripe fruit aromas emerge

is traditionally poured by the glass at bars in the villages where "Que Vida" is said

It has a creamy refreshing and fruity acidity in the tongue

from the earthy and smoky notes of the San Baltazar variety to the more delicate and floral characteristics of the San Andres

It complements charcuterie

Rico Nuevo Vereda de las Tordigas Folk Tree "Village Series" ripe fruit aromas emergeA selection of plots from different parts of Burgohondo draws the Grenache on the granite soils. Not filtered or clarified. It may have sediments. A wine that is both sweet and fresh, with a hint of concrete and wood from its maturing, and which is also quite fruity and expressive because to the presence of granite soils.