The wine stands out as a fruity wine with notable structure, presenting soft tannins and exceptional balance that leaves an intense impression. This red wine not only represents the perfect entry into the world of great Toro wines, but also reveals itself as a powerful and elegant expression. Its long and persistent finish, complemented by delicately liquorous nuances, distinguishes it as a unique choice for lovers of good wine.
Almirez 2022 is an exceptional red wine with the Toro Designation of Origin, produced by the prestigious Teso La Monja Winery, owned by the renowned Eguren family, also founders of the renowned Sierra Cantabria Winery in La Rioja. This wine reflects the perfect union of tradition, character, and respect for the land, making it a must-have among Toro reds.
Made exclusively with Tinta de Toro grapes from vineyards between 15 and 65 years old, Almirez 2022 is distinguished by its sustainable and environmentally friendly cultivation, minimizing interventions in the soil to preserve the authenticity of the terroir. Manual harvesting guarantees a careful selection of the grapes, which are first checked in the vineyard and then on a sorting table within the winery, ensuring that only the best berries are used in the vinification process.
The winemaking process follows a traditional method, with 100% destemming to maintain the purity and elegance of the fruit. Malolactic fermentation takes place in French oak barrels, 30% of which are new, providing complexity and finesse. The wine then ages for 14 months in French oak barrels—30% new and 70% still wine—achieving a perfect balance of power, smoothness, and structure.
Ideal with red meats, game, traditional stews, or aged cheeses, this wine embodies the purest essence of Toro with the Eguren family's seal of excellence. If you want to discover a red wine with personality and balance, buying wine online like Almirez 2022 from Teso La Monja is a sure choice for lovers of wines with character, quality, and a Castilian soul.
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