Alfredo Maestro Sobrecasa 2018 (6 Bottles) Ribera del Duero, Spain

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Rose, or Rosado, from near the unpronounceable town of Valladolid in Ribera del Duero, made from Tempranillo and a host of other grapes.

Provence this is not. Alfredo Maestro is a master of idiosyncratic single vineyard wines that go completely against regional stereotypes. This is true Rose, aged in chestnut, oak and ex-sherry casks, all of which add complex flavours of spice, vanilla and even coffee.

Intriguing to say the least!

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About Maestro Tejero

Alfredo Maestro makes some seriously excellent, expressive, and inexpensive wines from his home in Ribera del Duero.

Defying the conventions and regulations of his region, Alfredo is a self-taught grape-grower and winemaker who learnt how to make wine straight out of a textbook. After a few years of seeing the wines made by classic methods, with adjustments and additives, he threw the textbook away and pursued a more unadulterated, natural way of making wine.

That proved to be a great decision with his wines find plenty of fans across the planet for their raw drinkability and irreverence. These are stripped back Spanish Garnacha with plenty of attitude.

Maestro’s strength revolves around revitalising ancient majuelos (tiny old-vine parcels) dotted through the highlands of Ribera del Duero and the mountains around Madrid. A prominent exponent of the natural movement in Spain, Maestro works far outside the confines of his vineyards’ D.O. legislation, meaning the wines are not labelled according to their region of origin.

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