Barranco Oscuro '1368 Pago Cerro Las Monjas' Tinto 2011 varietal_Cortese It’s crackling and cackling with

It’s crackling and cackling with just the right dosage of citrus I crave in the dead of winter

to reach harmony and coexistence with the unique volcanic material underfoot

and chewy tannins

the owner of Martinelli Winery

Disgorged June 2023

Barranco Oscuro '1368 Pago Cerro Las Monjas' Tinto 2011 varietal_Cortese It’s crackling and cackling withPress 2 February 2023 Direct Press Selection If you want a wine to age, it helps to start with something rugged and intense that can withstand the ravages of time. Manuel 'Manolo' Valenzuela of Barranco Oscuro is that personified. Exiled in France during Franco's reign, he has been living in the unforgiving Sierra Nevada mountains since 1979, working the highest altitude vines in Spain (second highest in Europe) and bottling wines there since the mid