Sangarida Pico Tuerto 2021

Red wine that gets its name from one of the most relevant peaks of the Montes Aquilianos. Made with grapes from the San Lorenzo del Bierzo area, sheltered from Pico Tuerto. The Mencía of this wine comes from 4 very old ecological philosophy vineyards planted in co-plantation with Doña Blanca.

Winery :
SANGARIDA

D.O./I.G.P. :
Bierzo

Prices VAT included

1 Unit

23,90 €

3 Units

71,70 €

6 Units

143,40 €

23,90 €

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Color and Appearance:	Intense and deep purple color.
Nose / Aroma:	Fine and complex nose of ripe red and black fruit, spicy notes and mineral touches.
Mouth / Flavors:	The dense palate with a magnificent tannic structure velvety is long and elegant. The aromas win in complexity and intensity with a very good persistence.
Recommendations:	Temperature 16 - 18º C

Kind of wine:	Red wine.
Grape Varieties:	100% Mencía
Vintage:	2021
Ageing:	12 months in french oak barrels.
Formats:	0,75L y 1,5L.
Production:	6.666 bottles.
Soils:	Suaves laderas de arcilla.
Viticulture:	Old vines.

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SANGARIDA

Greek mythology tells that Attis was a handsome young man, chosen by the goddess Cybele to take care of her religious cult in exchange for swearing chastity and celibacy forever. However, Attis fell madly in love with a nymph named Sangarida and broke his oath. They kicked out Sangarida and spoke to Attis, who mutilated himself. Saddened by the event, Cybele resurrected Attis, turning him into a pine tree as a symbol of the great Mother Nature.

If you know the history of ATTIS Bodega y Viñedos, our Fariña farmers are on a new journey to know and work with a variety of authentic, artisanal and authentic wines. We are accompanied by Jean-François Hébrard, starting a new project in Bierzo that began to happen in 2019, a year and that also happened to Robustiano Fariña, Lía, which unites the roots of her father in Rías Baixas and those of her mother in El Bierzo.