Monday Newsletter 6-15-20
In This Newsletter:
New Arrival Special Feature
Envinate:
At The Forefront of “New Spain”
New Arrival Special Feature #2:
White Rose Estate
New Week – New Arrivals
Trending
Fondreche’s Ventoux Stunners
New Arrival Special Feature
Envinate:
At The Forefront of “New Spain”
Envinate is a small group of winemaking friends (Alfonso Torrente, José Ángel Martínez, Laura Ramos, and Roberto Santana) that seek to highlight the individual terroirs of the Canary Islands and Ribeira Sacra. The friends produce wines of purity with low-intervention winemaking and vineyard management using ancient vineyards.
Envintage wines are highly sought after as authentic expressions of their terroirs and forerunners of the “New Spanish” wine movement. To quote wine writer Megan Krigbaum of Punch Magazine, “While winemaking driven by these ideals [of old-school and low-intervention management in the vineyard and winery] is commonplace in many parts of Italy and France—where the natural wine movement is manifest—Spain has been slower to adopt a less-is-more aesthetic over the ‘Big Flavor’ (i.e.
New Arrival Special Feature
Envinate:
At The Forefront of “New Spain”
New Arrival Special Feature #2:
White Rose Estate
New Week – New Arrivals
Trending
Fondreche’s Ventoux Stunners
New Arrival Special Feature
Envinate:
At The Forefront of “New Spain”
Envinate is a small group of winemaking friends (Alfonso Torrente, José Ángel Martínez, Laura Ramos, and Roberto Santana) that seek to highlight the individual terroirs of the Canary Islands and Ribeira Sacra. The friends produce wines of purity with low-intervention winemaking and vineyard management using ancient vineyards.
Envintage wines are highly sought after as authentic expressions of their terroirs and forerunners of the “New Spanish” wine movement. To quote wine writer Megan Krigbaum of Punch Magazine, “While winemaking driven by these ideals [of old-school and low-intervention management in the vineyard and winery] is commonplace in many parts of Italy and France—where the natural wine movement is manifest—Spain has been slower to adopt a less-is-more aesthetic over the ‘Big Flavor’ (i.e.
Bruno Giacosa Le Rocche del Falletto Riserva Barolo DOCG 2014 750ML ($499.95)