Bodega Robles

Fino seleccion Robles

Montilla Moriles | White | NM

Bodega Robles

Fino seleccion Robles

Montilla Moriles | White | NM

This Montilla Moriles wine is made exclusively from the Pedro Ximénez grape. It benefits from an extended aging process of eight years under a veil of indigenous yeasts, a method that protects the wine from oxidation. This process enriches its bouquet and structure, offering a beautiful aromatic complexity with umami-like notes. This traditional expertise highlights the wine's unique personality, further accentuated by the absence of fortification techniques.

Regular price 14,90€

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Country of origin, Espagne

Region , Andalousie

Appellation, Montilla Moriles

Grape variety(s), Pedro Ximenez

Certification,

Sweetness,

Winemaking, Barrel aging

Soil Type ,

Alcohol content, 15.0 %

Regular price 14,90€
Fino seleccion Robles
14,90 €

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Our opinion on the vintage

On the nose, this wine reveals a rich and unique aromatic profile thanks to its extended aging under a veil of yeast. The aromas evoke a delightful complexity with saline touches and notes of dried fruit. On the palate, the texture is silky, almost creamy, allowing intense and persistent flavors to unfold, evolving into a subtle umami sensation. Each sip is a sensory experience, marked by a beautiful length on the finish. This wine defies convention, exhilarating with its balance and depth. Discover a true feat of Montilla Moriles with the singular brilliance of Pedro Ximénez.

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Bodega Robles

Andalousie | Spain

In Andalusia, the Robles family produces wines that express warmth without heaviness. Their Pedro Ximénez takes on a silky, almost creamy texture, while maintaining a fresh character. The limestone soils of Montilla-Moriles impart a surprising verticality. A sunny yet nuanced style, very accessible.