Ficha técnica

Tipo
Tinto
Añada
2012
Grado
13.5% vol.
Variedad
97% Listán Negro und 3% Listán blanco
Origen
Valle de la Orotava

Opinión de los críticos

The Wine Advocate:

"The 2011 El Ciruelo is named for the vineyards used to produce the wine. A ciruelo is a plum tree, and as you can guess, a plum tree is planted right in the middle of the vineyard. The north-facing vineyard located at 430-520 meters altitude is one hectare planted with Listan Negro, a local red grape from the Canary Islands. The soil is very volcanic and minerally, as it’s higher up the slopes. The nose offers subtle volcanic notes (think wet pumice stone), super-spicy black pepper,( ras el hanout spice mix), red fruits, vanilla and dried flowers. A wine of strong personality, the palate is superb, with very fine tannins, supple and tasty with a salty edge, in need of some time to show its inherent elegance. 1,800 bottles produced. Drink it from 2014-2020."