| Cesar Muñoz has a long experience in winemaking, he has worked in France (Madiran), followed by a year at Vega Sicilia. Cesar also worked in Jerez and since 1997 he is leading of a team of enologists collaborating with wineries in Ribera del Duero and other areas such Costers del Segre, Aragon and Chile.
The 2006 harvest was influenced by a rainy winter and spring as well as a dry summer with high temperatures. However, the most decisive factor that year was the heavy rains at the end of September that led to an important increase in the berry size. To this day it is still the most abundant harvest ever in Ribera del Duero. In spite of this, we can conclude that the sanitary conditions and the quality of our grapes exceeded the high standards demanded. Origin 2 parcels in 2 separate locations: Baños de Valdearados and Bocigas Perales (Zona de Soria) The vineyard oscillates between 925m (Baños de Valdearados) and 1000m (Bocigas Perales) Grape variety 100% Tempranillo Vinification Fermentation takes place in 76hl wooden vats with wild yeasts and ageing in new French oak barrels for 20 months. Grape selection, fermentation in small wooden deposits, malolactic fermentation in casks and Ageing 80% new French oak for approximately two years. In addition, once the wines are finished, they do not undergo any physical or chemical stabilization process. Tasting notes Complex, full-bodied and well-balanced wine. Awards/Prices Robert Parker: Wine advocate review: 91 points The 2006 Magallanes
Download technical sheet: Technical sheet Magallanes 2006
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