Region: Castilla La Mancha Grape variety: Tempranillo Ageing: 12 to 14 months in French oak Tasting notes: Expressive and complex nose, with fresh dark fruit notes and mineral nuances. On the palate it is fresh and flavorful with polished tannins and good fruit concentration with a persistent finish. A well-balanced, full-bodied wine of good ageing potential. A good example of the varietal character from the Ribera del Duero. Food pairing: Roast lamb, lamb chops and all kinds of grilled meats. Cured sheep cheese and charcuterie.