Cota 45 UBE Maina “Vina La Charanga” 2017
UBE Maina “Vina La Charanga” 2017
Cota 45
Cadiz, Spain
From a single vineyard called “Viña La Charanga” in the Pago de Maina (Sanlúcar) with 40 year-old Palomino vines grown on Albarizas de Barajuelas at 62 meters elevation facing north against the sea. This unique type of Albariza contains a significant concentration of marine fossils and tends to yield wines of muscular structure and delicious salinity.
Appellation: Marco de Jerez
Subzone: Sanlúcar de Barrameda
Varieties: Palomino
Soil: Albariza (chalk)
Vine Age: 40 years
Pruning: Espaldera
Farming: Lutte Raisonée
Production: 82 piddly cases
Cota 45
Cadiz, Spain
From a single vineyard called “Viña La Charanga” in the Pago de Maina (Sanlúcar) with 40 year-old Palomino vines grown on Albarizas de Barajuelas at 62 meters elevation facing north against the sea. This unique type of Albariza contains a significant concentration of marine fossils and tends to yield wines of muscular structure and delicious salinity.
Appellation: Marco de Jerez
Subzone: Sanlúcar de Barrameda
Varieties: Palomino
Soil: Albariza (chalk)
Vine Age: 40 years
Pruning: Espaldera
Farming: Lutte Raisonée
Production: 82 piddly cases
$25.20
Original: $83.99
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$83.99
$25.20
Description
UBE Maina “Vina La Charanga” 2017
Cota 45
Cadiz, Spain
From a single vineyard called “Viña La Charanga” in the Pago de Maina (Sanlúcar) with 40 year-old Palomino vines grown on Albarizas de Barajuelas at 62 meters elevation facing north against the sea. This unique type of Albariza contains a significant concentration of marine fossils and tends to yield wines of muscular structure and delicious salinity.
Appellation: Marco de Jerez
Subzone: Sanlúcar de Barrameda
Varieties: Palomino
Soil: Albariza (chalk)
Vine Age: 40 years
Pruning: Espaldera
Farming: Lutte Raisonée
Production: 82 piddly cases
Cota 45
Cadiz, Spain
From a single vineyard called “Viña La Charanga” in the Pago de Maina (Sanlúcar) with 40 year-old Palomino vines grown on Albarizas de Barajuelas at 62 meters elevation facing north against the sea. This unique type of Albariza contains a significant concentration of marine fossils and tends to yield wines of muscular structure and delicious salinity.
Appellation: Marco de Jerez
Subzone: Sanlúcar de Barrameda
Varieties: Palomino
Soil: Albariza (chalk)
Vine Age: 40 years
Pruning: Espaldera
Farming: Lutte Raisonée
Production: 82 piddly cases
