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Vinos de Madrid Sierra de Gredos La Brena 1er Comando G 2023 (750ML)
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For La Breña, Comando G ferments whole clusters with native yeasts in open-top oak vats and leaves the wine on its skins for a slow, gentle 60 days before 14 months in neutral 12- and 14-hectoliter French foudres. The fruit is Garnacha from a half-hectare parcel at 1,050 meters in the Sierra de Gredos, where 30- to 60-year-old bush vines root in granitic sand and silt and give small, thick-skinned berries. The estate, founded in 2008 by Fernando García and Daniel Gómez Jiménez-Landi, farms biodynamically. In 2023 the old vines ripened at a measured pace, holding on to their freshness. Garrigue and pine resin frame fleshy red and blue fruit; the tannins are firm but finely drawn, and the finish trails off into dried flowers, black olive and orange peel. Critics see it drinking from 2026. Roast quail, mushroom croquetas or Manchego bring out its wild side.
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Country
Spain
Region
Spain
Appellation
Madrid
Color
Red
Varietal
Garnacha
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Critic Reviews
Wine Advocate
97 Points
97 Points, Luis Gutierrez, Robert Parker's Wine Advocate: "The red 2023 La Breña 1er from the village of Villanueva de Ávila contains all the grapes from this lieu-dit—which is now officially in the appellation, so other producers can make wine with the name—except for a 500-liter barrel, so that makes La Breña a single-vineyard wine. It's very Villanueva, gentle and elegant, with finesse and perfume, very silty tannins and some herbal sensations, defined by the finesse and the nuance. It's medium-bodied, with a very long aftertaste marked by some sensations reminiscent of bitter cherries; there's nothing sweet about it. It opens up nicely in the glass. 2,963 bottles produced. It was bottled in March 2025 from two foudres, where the wine spent two winters." 12/25