Bodegas Leda ★ 4.5
A Quintanilla de Onésimo project vinifying old-vine Tinto Fino sourced from across the plateau, classified as VT Castilla y León due to multi-province sourcing, producing the Leda and Mas de Leda from ungrafted centenarian vines.
The single-vineyard Pago San Vicente expression produced under the Aalto label by Mariano García, sourced from a specific old-vine parcel in the Valladolid sector and vinified separately from the Aalto estate blend.
Address: Paraje Vallejo de Carril s/n, 47360 Quintanilla de Arriba, Valladolid, Spain, Ribera del Duero
A Quintanilla de Onésimo project vinifying old-vine Tinto Fino sourced from across the plateau, classified as VT Castilla y León due to multi-province sourcing, producing the Leda and Mas de Leda from ungrafted centenarian vines.
The La Rioja Alta group's Ribera del Duero estate at Anguix, applying the same philosophy of long oak ageing from the Rioja parent to produce Aster Crianza, Reserva and the prestige Finca el Otero from estate Tinto Fino.
The Spanish arm of the Fournier family group at Berlangas de Roa, producing Urban Ribera, Alfa Spiga and the O Fournier prestige label from Tinto Fino and Garnacha in the Burgos sector.
An estate near Peñafiel producing Convento de Oreja Crianza, Reserva and Selección from Tinto Fino, named for the historic convent that once occupied the site and known for their accessible, well-balanced style.
A La Horra estate producing the Tarsus Crianza, Reserva and the Quintus prestige label from high-altitude Tinto Fino vineyards in the Burgos sector, with consistent critical recognition for their structured, age-worthy style.
A Fuentelcesped estate in the Burgos sector producing concentrated Tinto Fino wines in Crianza and Reserva styles from clay-limestone soils on the eastern plateau near Aranda de Duero.
A Quintanilla de Onésimo project vinifying old-vine Tinto Fino sourced from across the plateau, classified as VT Castilla y León due to multi-province sourcing, producing the Leda and Mas de Leda from ungrafted centenarian vines.