Winemaker Daniel Pi pays tribute to his workers’ “manos” with this “hand”-crafted wine. Showcases a spectacular nose of enticing violets, smoke, spice and meat. A well-built structure supports loads of ripe black fruit flavours. Savoury and chocolate tones persist on the super-long finish. A wine worthy of contemplation.
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It’s not always the wine that excites me, it’s the journey it takes to get in my glass — from vine, to bud, to flower, to grape, to harvest, to crusher, to fermentation, to barrel, to bottle and finally to my mouth. We take the journey lightly, letting Mother Nature, viticulturists and winemakers do all [...]
