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Vinos de Madrid Sierra de Gredos 1er Rozas Comando G 2023 (750ML)
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With Comando G retiring its village-level Rozas bottling, this 1er Cru is now the team’s only wine from Rozas de Puerto Real. Fernando García and Dani Landi draw it from three old-vine plots in the village’s south valley, on high-altitude granitic soils. After a long, gentle maceration, the 100% Garnacha fermented as whole bunches with native yeasts in open-top French oak, then rested through two winters in neutral French oak vats before bottling in March 2025; 3,913 bottles were filled. The cool, even 2023 season pushed the fruit toward savory depth rather than sweetness, even with alcohol reaching 14.5%. Expect a taut, stony red: iron and a sanguine streak, bright red berries, and a fine, powdery texture like crushed talc that tightens the finish. Pair it with lamb chops grilled over vine cuttings, chorizo, or a semi-cured Manchego.
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Spain
Region
Spain
Appellation
Madrid
Color
Red
Varietal
Garnacha
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Critic Reviews
Wine Advocate
95 Points
95 Points, Luis Gutierrez, Robert Parker's Wine Advocate: "The 2023 Rozas 1er is a selection from three vineyards in the village of Rozas de Puerto Real, the only wine from there, as the village wine has been discontinued. There's been a confusion over the years between the village wine and the 1er from Rozas, so it should be clear from here on. It comes from the south valley of Gredos, a place where they feel the wines need a little more alcohol to achieve balance, and this comes in at 14.5%. This is pure iron, with notes of blood, red fruit and some silty sensations with hints of talcum powder when the wine is in contact with the air in the glass. It has some meaty undertones, moving in the direction of Las Iruelas, with a narrow mouthfeel and an herbal character. This wine and all the 1er bottlings spend two winters before they are bottled. It started a little closed and bloomed with time in the glass. This is superb. 3,913 bottles produced. It was bottled in March 2025." 12/25
