Furmint Late Harvest "Hattyus" 2020

  • History of the estate: The estate of Disznókő ( The rock of the boar ) takes its name from a large stone at the foot of the white flag overlooking the property , which looks likes a wild boar , according to the inhabitants of the area. The property is classified as Premier Cru since 1732 and belonged to several noble families in the 17th century. In the early 19th century , Menyhért Lónyay built the Yellow House , which was then the cellar of the property. This beautiful classical building now houses one of the most famous restaurants in the area. In 1992 , the property was bought by AXA Millésimes. From that time, a complete restructuring of the property started thanks to major investments. The wines of Tokaj are now enjoying with their glorious past again. Part of the vineyard was replanted with grape varieties such as Furmint and Harslevelu. A cellar for wine ageing was created in the rock near the new buildings dedicated to winemaking.

    Terroir: Acclaimed as one of the three most favourable sites of Aszu in Tokaj, the Disznoko estate is a single tract of land set in 250 acres. Our south, southwest-facing slopes planted with local Furmint, Harslevelu and Zéta are open to the Plain. Morning autumn mists and warm breezes ensure optimal conditions for noble rot. The Botrytis develops, concentrating the natural sugars, flavours and acids in the grapes. Our wines gain their fire from the mineral-rich volcanic land, rhyolite-tuff with clay soils.

    Blending: 100% Furmint

    Alcohol content: 12.5%

    Beverage volume: 500ml

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Bodegas Martinez Alesanco 2020 Young Rosé

  • The Vineyard

    A plain which is ideal for growing grapes, near San Millan de la Cogolla, in the heart of Rioja Alta and with exceptional soil, altitude and climate conditions, where our Tempranillo, Garnacha, Viura and Maturana Tinta vineyards make it possible for the Martinez Alesanco Family to produce a while range of wines that would be impossible to obtain in a different environment.

    The family is dedicated to preserving their traditions. Goblet-trained Tempranillo vines, the most important red variety in Rioja, are grown in this estate which the offers best soil )ferrous-alluvial clay soils) and climatic conditions for the cultivation of this noble variety unique soil, as it located above an old chalk quarry owned by the Martinez family. New land were low yielding Tempranillo vines were planted facing north-south, which enables the hot September wind to break through the berries to provide perfect ripening.

    A unique wine from our Rioja Alta area with fresh sour notes of raspberries, strawberries and grapefruit accompanied by sweeter ones of pear and apple with a very peculiar natural sparkle that provides it with liveliness.

    Varieties: Red Garnacha 90%, 10% Viura from own vineyards in Badarán

    Type of production: This unique rosé wine from this area in Rioja Alta is achieved thanks to the special microclimate where the Garnacha grapes ripen.

    It is obtained by using two distinct methods:

    A) Directly pressing the Red Garnacha grapes along with a percentage of Viura for subsequent fermentation.

    B) The Night and Day Method, which consists of macertaing the Garnacha grapes together with the Viura grapes overnight so as to later obtain the must which has already acquired its peculiar color.

    Tasting notes

    Appearance: Pale color, between onion skin and salmon. Clean and bright.

    Aroma: Intense aroma of fresh fruit with sour notes (raspberries, strawberries, grapefruit) and slightly bitter hints reminding of pomegranate.

    Palate: A fresh attack, good acidity, with a very peculiar natural sparkle that provides liveliness. Citrus notes along with sweeter ones of pear and apple.

    ABV 13.0%

Bodegas Imperiales 2019 Abadía de San Quirce 6 meses Barrica

  • Background: In 1998, a group of businessmen and viticulturist, all associated with the Ribera del Duero, founded BODEGAS IMPERIALES. In the same year, they started to build the winery in one of the areas of the Ribera del Duero most renowned for grape and wine-growing, and the home of the oldest and best- quality vineyards. Since their beginnings, they only produce high quality wines that reflect the features of our soil, and of the native variety of their region.

    Vineyards: Bodegas Imperiales owns 21 hectares of vineyard of the Tinta Fina variety, located in Aranda de Duero and La Aguilera. They also control 80 hectares of the same variety in different plots located in Gumiel de Izan and La Aguilera. The age of the vines goes from 15 years from the youngest, to 100 years, for the oldest (planted in 1.900, before the philoxera came) As being a very old vineyard, is located in small plots, with different types of soil (sandy, limestone, clay).

    Variety: 100% Tempranillo

    Oak: 6 months in barrel

    Tasting Notes
    Colour: Garnet red with purple tints Nose: Light, slightly herbaceous bouquet with good delineation.

    Palate: Medium bodied, with a crisp entry, bright blackberry and cassis fruit with a fine, structured, grainy finish that is very clean and precise. Flowers and blueberries dominate the nose here, but there is a subtle undertone of crushed stones. Medium body, firm and silky tannins and a fine, flavorful finish.

    Vintage: 2019

    Alcohol content: 15%

    Volume: 750ml

Bodegas Imperiales 2018 Abadía de San Quirce Crianza

  • Background: In 1998, a group of businessmen and viticulturist, all associated with the Ribera del Duero, founded BODEGAS IMPERIALES. In the same year, they started to build the winery in one of the areas of the Ribera del Duero most renowned for grape and wine-growing, and the home of the oldest and best- quality vineyards. Since their beginnings, they only produce high quality wines that reflect the features of our soil, and of the native variety of their region.

    Vineyards: Bodegas Imperiales owns 21 hectares of vineyard of the Tinta Fina variety, located in Aranda de Duero and La Aguilera. They also control 80 hectares of the same variety in different plots located in Gumiel de Izan and La Aguilera. The age of the vines goes from 15 years from the youngest, to 100 years, for the oldest (planted in 1.900, before the philoxera came) As being a very old vineyard, is located in small plots, with different types of soil (sandy, limestone, clay).

    Variety: Tempranillo 100%

    Oak: 12-14 months in oak barrel

    Tasting Notes
    Colour: Vibrant red

    Nose: Clean nose, quite focused with aromas of red berries and sweet spices.

    Palate: Medium-bodied palate with good balance, fine tannins and nice acidity. A textbook crianza, very good for the conditions of the year.

    Aromas of raspberries, plums and chocolate to this young Ribera. Medium to full body, firm tannins and a fresh finish.

    Vintage: 2018

    Alcohol content: 14.5%

    Volume: 750ml

Bodegas Imperiales 2015 Abadía de San Quirce Reserva

  • Background: In 1998, a group of businessmen and viticulturist, all associated with the Ribera del Duero, founded BODEGAS IMPERIALES. In the same year, they started to build the winery in one of the areas of the Ribera del Duero most renowned for grape and wine-growing, and the home of the oldest and best- quality vineyards. Since their beginnings, they only produce high quality wines that reflect the features of our soil, and of the native variety of their region.

    Vineyards: Bodegas Imperiales owns 21 hectares of vineyard of the Tinta Fina variety, located in Aranda de Duero and La Aguilera. They also control 80 hectares of the same variety in different plots located in Gumiel de Izan and La Aguilera. The age of the vines goes from 15 years from the youngest, to 100 years, for the oldest (planted in 1.900, before the philoxera came) As being a very old vineyard, is located in small plots, with different types of soil (sandy, limestone, clay).

    Variety: Tempranillo 100%

    Oak: 18-20 months in oak barrel

    Tasting Notes
    Colour: Mature cherry red, with tints of violet.

    Nose: Super creamy oak influence layered into ripe mulberry and cassis fruit.

    Palate: Glossy tannins that hold a grainy texture. Deep-set plum fruit at the finish.

    The expansive blackberry and plum nose leads into a rather mature and mellow palate that is only moderately tannic. Good with pot-roast dishes.

    Vintage: 2015

    Alcohol content: 15%

    Volume: 750ml

Bodegas Martinez Alesanco 2020 Young White

  • A great concentration of aromas reminding of fresh grass with hints of green apple, banana, pineapple and melon.

    Varieties: 100% Viura from our sun-facing vineyards in Badarán.

    Alcohol: 13%

    Type of production: A Viura single-variety wine, made by direct pressure after maceration of the must in contact with the skins at low temperatures in order to achieve greater aromatic concentration.

    Tasting notes

    • Appearance: Straw yellow colour with greenish hues. Clean, bright, almost crystalline.

    • Aroma: Intense aroma reminding of fresh grass with green apple hints. Fresh citrus with good intensity.

    • Palate: Balanced, fresh and elegant. Persistent aftertaste with notes of banana, pineapple and melon.

Bodegas Martinez Alesanco 2020 Young Red

  • A wine made from Tempranillo grapes. Fruity, with red berries such as raspberries and blackberries standing out. Broad and fullbodied, well-structured and persistent.

    Varieties: 100% Tempranillo

    Alcohol: 13.5%

    Type of production: A quality wine made from ripe and healthy grapes of the Tempranillo variety, favoured by a quiet and complete fermentation.

    Tasting notes

    • Appearance: Red colour with purple hues, bright and

    clean.

    • Aroma: Fruity, with outstanding red berries (raspberries,

    blackberries) as well as citrus and floral notes.

    • Palate: The palate is round, broad and full bodied. Well-structured

    and persistent.

Bodegas Martinez Alesanco 2018 CRIANZA

  • The Vineyard: A plain which is ideal for growing grapes, near San Millan de la Cogolla, in the heart of Rioja Alta and with exceptional soil, altitude and climate conditions, where our Tempranillo, Garnacha, Viura and Maturana Tinta vineyards make it possible for the Martinez Alesanco Family to produce a while range of wines that would be impossible to obtain in a different environment.

    The family is dedicated to preserving their traditions. Goblet-trained Tempranillo vines, the most important red variety in Rioja, are grown in this estate which the offers best soil )ferrous-alluvial clay soils) and climatic conditions for the cultivation of this noble variety unique soil, as it located above an old chalk quarry owned by the Martinez family. New land were low yielding Tempranillo vines were planted facing north-south, which enables the hot September wind to break through the berries to provide perfect ripening.

    Variety: Tempranillo 80%, Grenache 20%

    Oak: 12 months in American oak

    Tasting Notes

    Appearance: Bright cherry red with maroon hues. Clean, with upper middle robe

    Aroma: Aromas of red and black berries with aging notes, vanilla, balsamic chocolate.

    Palate: It has a nice attack in the mouth with certain notes of licorice, well blended fruit tannins and a fine smoky finish. Balanced, wide and tasty. A tight and easy red with berries, walnuts and a hint of coffee. Medium body. Bright finish.

    ABV 13.5%

Bodegas Martinez Alesanco 2011 GRAN RESERVA

  • The Vineyard: A plain which is ideal for growing grapes, near San Millan de la Cogolla, in the heart of Rioja Alta and with exceptional soil, altitude and climate conditions, where our Tempranillo, Garnacha, Viura and Maturana Tinta vineyards make it possible for the Martinez Alesanco Family to produce a while range of wines that would be impossible to obtain in a different environment.

    The family is dedicated to preserving their traditions. Goblet-trained Tempranillo vines, the most important red variety in Rioja, are grown in this estate which the offers best soil )ferrous-alluvial clay soils) and climatic conditions for the cultivation of this noble variety unique soil, as it located above an old chalk quarry owned by the Martinez family. New land were low yielding Tempranillo vines were planted facing north-south, which enables the hot September wind to break through the berries to provide perfect ripening.

    Variety: Tempranillo 90%, Garnacha 10%

    Oak: 36 months in French and American oak

    With this wine, the family has recovered the historic grandeur of Rioja Gran Reserva wines, leading this new generation of wines made only in 2001 and 2005, some magical vintages which have helped us to take the lead of Gran Reserva wines in our Designation of origin.

    Appearance: Garnet red, intense, with a deep robe.

    Aroma: Huge complex aromas, very ripe red berries wrapped in some fine roasted aromas.

    Palate: A fresh entry rich wine thanks to the hints of cocoa and vanilla resulting from the time in the barrel. Long aftertaste that leaves the palate imbued with a complex range of flavors that invite you to drink.

    ABV 13.5%

Bodegas Martínez Alesanco 2016 Garnacha

  • The Vineyard: A plain which is ideal for growing grapes, near San Millan de la Cogolla, in the heart of Rioja Alta and with exceptional soil, altitude and climate conditions, where our Tempranillo, Garnacha, Viura and Maturana Tinta vineyards make it possible for the Martinez Alesanco Family to produce a while range of wines that would be impossible to obtain in a different environment.

    The family is dedicated to preserving their traditions. Goblet-trained Tempranillo vines, the most important red variety in Rioja, are grown in this estate which the offers best soil )ferrous-alluvial clay soils) and climatic conditions for the cultivation of this noble variety unique soil, as it located above an old chalk quarry owned by the Martinez family. New land were low yielding Tempranillo vines were planted facing north-south, which enables the hot September wind to break through the berries to provide perfect ripening.

    Variety: Garnacha Tinta 100%

    Vineyard: Garnacha Tinta grapes located in Badarán, Rioja Alta (Valdeponzos plot) at an altitude of 700 m.

    Vines: Bush vines (over 90 years old) planted in quadrat layout.

    Year Planted: 1905

    Production: Grape harvest date: October 25th, 2016

    Grape Harvest: Manual

    Fermentation: Fermented in small stainless steel tanks for 12 days at a controlled temperature of 24℃ to preserve its varietal character.

    Aging: First stage of tank permanence resting on its lees, followed by an aging period in French oak barrels previously fortified during the fermentation of Barrel-Fermented White.

    Tasting Notes: The first thing that stands out is its high intensity cherry red color, with very bright reflections and purple hues. Notable complexity in nose, with intense aromas of fresh acid red fruit (redcurrant, strawberry and wild raspberry) characteristic of the Garnacha of our area, spicy notes from its short stay in barrel, deep aroma of violet flowers and a delicate mineral background placing us in this plot at 700 m altitude surrounded by aromatic herbs such as thyme, lavender, on an intense red ferrous clay soil. On the palate, it is a “ red wine ( fresh, easy on the palate, silky, with balanced acidity, intense black fruit notes with subtle balsamic notes and a long finish. Demonstrating the potential of this variety in high, cool areas and cultivation limits.

    ABV 14.5%

Bodegas Imperiales 2020 Abadía de San Quirce Verdejo sobre Lías

  • Background: In 1998, a group of businessmen and viticulturist, all associated with the Ribera del Duero, founded BODEGAS IMPERIALES. In the same year, they started to build the winery in one of the areas of the Ribera del Duero most renowned for grape and wine-growing, and the home of the oldest and best- quality vineyards. Since their beginnings, they only produce high quality wines that reflect the features of our soil, and of the native variety of their region.

    Vineyards: Bodegas Imperiales owns 21 hectares of vineyard of the Tinta Fina variety, located in Aranda de Duero and La Aguilera. They also control 80 hectares of the same variety in different plots located in Gumiel de Izan and La Aguilera. The age of the vines goes from 15 years from the youngest, to 100 years, for the oldest (planted in 1.900, before the philoxera came) As being a very old vineyard, is located in small plots, with different types of soil (sandy, limestone, clay).

    Elaboration: Night harvest to maintain the temperature of the fruit at 5ºC, constituting one of the most important steps when it comes to extracting varietal aromas in white wines.

    The most modern oenological techniques have been used, with the wine remaining for three months in contact with its natural lees.

    Variety: Verdejo 100%

    No oak

    Colour: Straw yellow color, clean, bright with intense flashes.

    Nose: Powerful, with ripe tropical bit, fennel, and a delicate balsamic.

    Palate: Expressive, intense, round, harsh acidity with a long, elegant finish.

    Tasting note

    Straw yellow color, clean, bright with intense sparkles. It is a broad wine on the nose, where the tones of the variety predominate: fennel, ripe tropical fruits and delicate balsamic nuances. Expressive wine on the palate, intense, round, fresh in acidity with a long and elegant finish.

    ABV 13.5%