The Peique family story began in Valtuille de Abajo, a village of less than 200 people, located in the Bierzo area of León. They currently have 40 hectares of vineyards.

Mencía is the most important grape variety in the vineyards of the Peique family, comprising 98% of the grapes used in the red wines and the vines used to make this wine are over 55 years old.

There is a perfect balance of fruit and complexity as a result of the time this wine spends in oak barrels – 7 months in French, Russian and American oak barrels and 5 months in bottle racks.

Producer’s Tasting Notes

Ripe black cherry in colour.

Elegantly scented with red and black berries, alongside a balsamic and mineral background, with a sophisticated, lively and fresh mouth feel. Sophisticated and lively.