2015 Dominio del Aguila, Ribera del Duero, Penas Aladas Gran Reserva Site_Bricco delle Viole The Médoc's deep gravelly soils

The Médoc's deep gravelly soils

There’s enough acidity and freshness here to pair with delicate things like oysters and crudos

naked elegance

mineral-driven finish characteristic of the appellation's limestone subsoils

2015 Dominio del Aguila, Ribera del Duero, Penas Aladas Gran Reserva Site_Bricco delle Viole The Médoc's deep gravelly soilsDomino del Aguila is a top notch Spanish producer that has been making waves among connoisseurs and critics. We only receive a small allocation of their very top wines. This wine hails from a vineyard thats surrounded by forest. The bottlings name, Pea Aladas, means winged stones, and refers to a tiny group of small, rocky vineyard sites that are all well over 100 years old. The soil here is thin, sandy clay over hard limestone bedrock. The grapes