spanish wines - Sierra de Gredos

This entry level wine of the Comando G is a reference to an old Spanish TV character, la Bruja Averia (the injured witch). Inside the bottles is a very refined Grenache wine, as usual with the Comando G.

The Grenache "Commandos" often find some inspiration in Burgundy, as is shown with this wine. Beside their single vineyard selections - what one could call Grands Crus, they have made a "Premier Cru", Rozas de Puerrto Real, from a 900-meter-high vine.

What a lovely project! In collaboration with the cooperative of the small village of Calsado de los Vidrios, the "Grenache warriors" of Comando G have revived old Grenache vines and make wine in the old tradition of the area - the clarete (between red and rosé). This is an easy-to-drink wine, which can be drunk chilled.

This entry level wine of the Comando G is a reference to an old Spanish TV character, la Bruja Averia (the injured witch). Inside the bottles is a very refined Grenache wine, as usual with the Comando G.

Mixed case 12b. “El Tamboril 2023” Content not yet known Pre-sale: delivery in november 2025

Mixed case 12b. “Las Iruelas 2023” Content not yet known Pre-sale: delivery in november 2025 Las Iruelas is one of Daniel Landi's "grands crus". It is located in the village of El Tiemblo, in the Province of Avila. In contrast with the other crus where the soil is made of granite, the vines of Las Iruelas grow on slate, facing East, at some 1000 m above sea-level. An outstanding wine.

Mixed case 12b. “Las Umbrias 2023” Content not yet known Pre-sale: delivery in november 2025 One of the first and most famous crus of Comando G, in Rozas de Puerto Real. Facing the East, this 0,5 ha vineyard is located at an altitude of 1,000 m above sea level, on granite soils. Is is conducted according to the biodynamics principles.

Mixed case 12b. “Tumba del Rey Moro 2023” Content not yet known Pre-sale: delivery in november 2025 On of the most impressive vineyards of Comando G. It was virtually abandoned when Fernando and Daniel found it - and saved it. Facing North, at an altitude of 1100 m, on granite and sand soils, it is only half an hectare, but its vines are 70 years old. The Spanish Château Rayas!