$1,240.00 RRP
The wines’ names are the years in which this pair of centenary vineyards were planted, immediately after phylloxera (which arrived here in 1893). They’re planted on very steep llicorella at 350-450 metres. These old costers are meticulously harvested over as much as six weeks from mid-September through to the end of October. The vines have 18 metres of root depth and yield an average of 250 grams/vine … it takes 4 vines to make a bottle. The fruit is individual berry plucked, aged 16 months in fine-grained new French oak.
Leather tannin, ashy mineral, almost oriental spice. Pure, elegant and fresh, somehow both simple and profound. Small red berries, delicately sweet. The acid’s fresh as a rain shower, dappling the mouth along with a dazzling curtain of minerals.