"The 2023 Las Uvas de la Ira is paler than the 2022 that I tasted next to it, with a red fruit and herbal nose, pomegranate and fig leaves. It's elegant and fine-boned, with very fine-grained tannins. It has a little less alcohol (14% versus 14.5%) and a more ethereal sensation, with great elegance and balance. 17,000 bottles produced. It was bottled in July 2024."
The new kid on the block is Vitícola Mentridana, a family and friends project from Dani Landi (Comando G) and Curro Bareño (Ca' di Mat and Fedellos) with family vineyards and some of the brands that used to belong to Landi. The first vintage is 2021, but the 2020s are already labeled and sold through this new project. In total, they have 15 hectares in Méntrida and Real de San Vicente, some owned, some rented, but all are worked by them organically (and in due time they should get the certification). Production is around 40,000 bottles. It's a great new addition to Gredos.- Luis Gutierrez
93/100 Wine Advocate
Biodynamic viticulture
