2021 Las Gravas
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Monastrell, Garnacha. Not cheap! Deep crimson. Rich and intriguing – thoughtful blend. Very sweet start and quite a future thanks to that structure. Long and serious. There’s a certain treacly element to this but not to its detriment. Very clean finish. (JR)
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Jancis Robinson MW
Luis Gutiérrez, Wine Advocate
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The 2021 Las Gravas contains grapes from a vineyard planted in 2006 (that already contributed to the 2020), and it has given the wine a fine-boned profile, with more freshness and varietal Monastrell notes, a rustic-elegant feeling. It keeps the incredible quality level of the 2020, with Jumilla typicity; it's Mediterranean, powerful and energetic, with balanced 15% alcohol and a chalky, rocky, stony sensation in the finish. This always contains some 8% to 12% Garnacha. Production has grown to 37,905 (numbered) bottles. It was bottled in June 2023, as they did a longer élevage. This matured 100% in oak foudre; they abandoned the 500-liter barrels for this wine and for Pie Franco.
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Mourvedre/Monastrell/Mataro, Grenache/ Garnacha , Syrah / Shiraz
Red
Dry