Dominio De Aguila Canta La Perdiz Riberal Del Duero 2014
Dominio De Aguila Canta La Perdiz Riberal Del Duero 2014
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In the past decade or so, Dominio de Aguila has become one of the benchmark wineries in Ribera del Duero. Canta La Perdiz comes from one of the oldest vineyards in the village of La Aguilera, a plot at 890
  
  meters in altitude that has sandy and limestone-rich soils. Like all of their vineyards, it's planted with a 
  
  field blend dominated by Tempranillo but with small percentages of many 
  
  other grapes, and the aim is to be able to ferment them all together. Their vineyards are certified organic; they do not own a destemmer and 
  
  everything is fermented with indigenous yeasts and in a very traditional
  
  way: foot treading the bunches to free the juice, fermenting all the 
  
  grapes from the field blend of varieties (always dominated by 
  
  Tempranillo or Albillo) together in slow fermentations in very cold 
  
  cellars and the wines also require a long and slow aging in large oak barrels.
"Another single-vineyard red, the 2014 Canta la Perdiz was bottled as an 
  
  experiment in previous years and finally released in 2013 for the first 
  
  time. Here, the vines are extremely old and the soils very shallow and 
  
  rich in limestone, which tends to produce wines with more finesse and 
  
  elegance. The vines are located at 890 meters in altitude on decomposed 
  
  soils that allow the roots to enter deep into the soil and nurture on 
  
  the mother rock. The elevage lasted 31 months, as all wines need to 
  
  polish the chalky tannins derived from the limestone soils. It really 
  
  follows the same path as the 2013, with great freshness and elegance. 
  
  The distinct characteristic from the best of the wines here is a special
  
  perfume. With time, it also develops a spicy twist, reminiscent of 
  
  nutmeg, faintly exotic. These wines show floral, subtle, elegant and 
  
  nuanced, really captivating. The palate is refined, with fine-grained, 
  
  chalky tannins and all about elegance and finesse. There are few wines 
  
  like this in Ribera del Duero. It might be splitting hairs, but this 
  
  could be a tad better than the 2013! 1,053 bottles and 25 magnums were 
  
  filled in May 2017." Luis Gutierrez The Wine Advocate 97+ points
  
  
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Country
Spain
Region
Ribera del Duero