Los Bermejos Diego Seco 2024 (750ml) Irpinia

Los Bermejos Diego Seco 2024 (750ml) IrpiniaOwned and run by winemaker Ignacio Valdera, Bermejos is on the easternmost island of Lanzarote. Only 125km from the African coast, conditions here are extreme. A volcanic explosion that lasted from 1730 1736 covered the entire island in lava and ash 3 5 meters deep. Consequently, each vine must be planted in a hole or hoyo that breaks through that infertile volcanic crust of petrified lava to the organic matter that can nourish it. The wind, which

delicate structure becomes more robust in a slightly astringent finish with notes of stone fruit such as plum and damson

The name Cerasuolo comes from the word Cerasa

Dense with earthy tannins and smooth on the palate

Deep crimson hued with violet undertones in appearance

It will drink nicely for 20+ years

and floral aromatics undeniably convey the essence of a coastal wine

Shellfish - lobster - foie gras - fish - mature cheeses

with alternating marl and limestone and tiny deposits of oysters in the rock

almost herbal edge to this beauty

orange peel and fruitcake spices that gather tension and richness on the slightly firm finish

tilled soil and wild sage

very low alcohol