‘Proscrito’ 2019
Regular price
$68
Freaky Level 4
Let’s get weird! Unhinged, freaky fun.
Rare Jewel
The natural wine world’s brightest stars here just once or twice a year.
Light & Lifted
Fresh reds that love a chill.
Savoury
Brine, spice, leather and other non-fruit notes are the star.
‘Proscrito’ 2019
Regular price
$68
- Freaky Level 4
Let’s get weird! Unhinged, freaky fun. - Rare Jewel
The natural wine world’s brightest stars here just once or twice a year. - Light & Lifted
Fresh reds that love a chill. - Savoury
Brine, spice, leather and other non-fruit notes are the star.
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We’ve long been obsessed with La Perdida, a tiny natural winemaking project from one of Galicia’s brightest stars, Nacho Gonzalez. A biologist by training, Nacho makes a very small amount of wine – 300 cases annually! – from remote, old vine sites using organic and biodynamic techniques, honing in on the historically important grapes Garnacha Tintorera and Palomino, which have b. . .
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We’ve long been obsessed with La Perdida, a tiny natural winemaking project from one of Galicia’s brightest stars, Nacho Gonzalez. A biologist by training, Nacho makes a very small amount of wine – 300 cases annually! – from remote, old vine sites using organic and biodynamic techniques, honing in on the historically important grapes Garnacha Tintorera and Palomino, which have b. . .
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We’ve long been obsessed with La Perdida, a tiny natural winemaking project from one of Galicia’s brightest stars, Nacho Gonzalez. A biologist by training, Nacho makes a very small amount of wine – 300 cases annually! – from remote, old vine sites using organic and biodynamic techniques, honing in on the historically important grapes Garnacha Tintorera and Palomino, which have been co-planted together for decades. But this dark rosé is about as traditional as candy-flipping at Coachella, a blend of mostly Palomino with a splash of Garnacha that was destemmed, skin-fermented in Spanish tinajas (amphora) and aged in French oak before being bottled unfined, unfiltered and unsulphured. Pours a hot, Holt Renfrew magenta with notes of stomped berries, Shirley Temple, electric rhubarb & tomato stem with a long, vibrato finish. Pair with Queen’s 1985 Live Aid concert, watched in one sitting.
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We’ve long been obsessed with La Perdida, a tiny natural winemaking project from one of Galicia’s brightest stars, Nacho Gonzalez. A biologist by training, Nacho makes a very small amount of wine – 300 cases annually! – from remote, old vine sites using organic and biodynamic techniques, honing in on the historically important grapes Garnacha Tintorera and Palomino, which have been co-planted together for decades. But this dark rosé is about as traditional as candy-flipping at Coachella, a blend of mostly Palomino with a splash of Garnacha that was destemmed, skin-fermented in Spanish tinajas (amphora) and aged in French oak before being bottled unfined, unfiltered and unsulphured. Pours a hot, Holt Renfrew magenta with notes of stomped berries, Shirley Temple, electric rhubarb & tomato stem with a long, vibrato finish. Pair with Queen’s 1985 Live Aid concert, watched in one sitting.
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Palomino & Grenache, Valdeorras, Galicia, Spain
We’ve long been obsessed with La Perdida, a tiny natural winemaking project from one of Galicia’s brightest stars, Nacho Gonzalez. A biologist by . . .
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We’ve long been obsessed with La Perdida, a tiny natural winemaking project from one of Galicia’s brightest stars, Nacho Gonzalez. A biologist by . . .
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Palomino & Grenache, Valdeorras, Galicia, Spain
We’ve long been obsessed with La Perdida, a tiny natural winemaking project from one of Galicia’s brightest stars, Nacho Gonzalez. A biologist by training, Nacho makes a very small amount of wine – 300 cases annually! – from remote, old vine sites using organic and biodynamic techniques, honing in on the historically important grapes Garnacha Tintorera and Palomino, which have been co-planted together for decades. But this dark rosé is about as traditional as candy-flipping at Coachella, a blend of mostly Palomino with a splash of Garnacha that was destemmed, skin-fermented in Spanish tinajas (amphora) and aged in French oak before being bottled unfined, unfiltered and unsulphured. Pours a hot, Holt Renfrew magenta with notes of stomped berries, Shirley Temple, electric rhubarb & tomato stem with a long, vibrato finish. Pair with Queen’s 1985 Live Aid concert, watched in one sitting.
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We’ve long been obsessed with La Perdida, a tiny natural winemaking project from one of Galicia’s brightest stars, Nacho Gonzalez. A biologist by training, Nacho makes a very small amount of wine – 300 cases annually! – from remote, old vine sites using organic and biodynamic techniques, honing in on the historically important grapes Garnacha Tintorera and Palomino, which have been co-planted together for decades. But this dark rosé is about as traditional as candy-flipping at Coachella, a blend of mostly Palomino with a splash of Garnacha that was destemmed, skin-fermented in Spanish tinajas (amphora) and aged in French oak before being bottled unfined, unfiltered and unsulphured. Pours a hot, Holt Renfrew magenta with notes of stomped berries, Shirley Temple, electric rhubarb & tomato stem with a long, vibrato finish. Pair with Queen’s 1985 Live Aid concert, watched in one sitting.
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