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DOMINIO DE ES | CARRAVILLA 2019 75cl

DOMINIO DE ES | CARRAVILLA 2019 75cl

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Carravilla 2019 is one of Bertrand Sourdais's scarcest and most refined creations at Dominio de Es. A wine of minimal production born in the Atauta Valley, where pre-phylloxera vines and biodynamic viticulture express the purest and most delicate side of Soria's Ribera region.

Its limited production, barely two barrels, makes each bottle a true rarity.


Winery: Dominio de Es
Appellation: D.O. Ribera del Duero
Region: Valle de Atauta, Soria
Vintage: 2019
Wine type: Red
Grape varieties: Tinto Fino with a small percentage of Albillo
Aging: Semi-new Burgundy French oak barrels
Production: Very limited
Format: 75 cl


The Vineyard

It comes exclusively from the Carravilla plot, a small pre-phylloxera parcel located at 935 meters of altitude in the Atauta Valley.

The goblet-trained vines, cultivated under biodynamic principles, grow on sandy soils with silty-stony-calcareous profiles that provide tension, depth, and a marked mineral identity.

The south-facing exposure favors balanced ripening while maintaining freshness and precision.


Winemaking

Dominio de Es's philosophy is to guide the wine without excessive intervention, respecting the natural rhythm of each vintage and each plot.

The aging takes place in only two semi-new Burgundy French oak barrels, refining the wine without masking the expression of the vineyard.


Tasting Notes

Elegant and deep nose, where ripe red and black fruit combine with mineral and spicy notes, and delicate balsamic undertones.

On the palate, it is precise and silky, with a fine structure, great freshness, and a long finish marked by the minerality and tension characteristic of Atauta.


Pairing

Ideal with noble meats, small game, slow-cooked dishes, and contemporary gastronomic cuisine.


A unique and extremely limited single-vineyard wine that reflects Bertrand Sourdais' sensitivity and the silent grandeur of Soria's historic vines.

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