{"id":11891,"date":"2026-07-08T08:57:42","date_gmt":"2026-07-08T08:57:42","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/montelahorra.com\/?page_id=11891"},"modified":"2026-07-10T12:22:10","modified_gmt":"2026-07-10T12:22:10","slug":"valezar","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/montelahorra.com\/en\/vinos\/valezar\/","title":{"rendered":"Valezar 2021"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Valezar es un vino que nace del alma de la tierra, de la historia y la tradici\u00f3n vitivin\u00edcola.
Procede de peque\u00f1os majuelos centenarios<\/strong> de Tinto Fino en La Horra, coraz\u00f3n de la Ribera del Duero, donde el cultivo de la vid se remonta siglos atr\u00e1s. En estas laderas suaves y suelos pobres pero singulares, la vi\u00f1a se expresa con profundidad, complejidad y una personalidad inconfundible.<\/p>

The old plots are farmed using traditional methods, without chemicals, in artisanal work handed down from generation to generation. The extreme climate forces the vine into constant effort, rewarding us with grapes of exceptional quality.<\/p>

The 2021 vintage: balance in a challenging cycle<\/h2>

The vintage began with a rainy October that helped water accumulate in the subsoil. In January, storm Filomena brought heavy snowfall and temperatures as low as -12 \u00b0C, acting as a natural disinfectant against pests. After a cold spring with occasional April frosts, the summer was dry, with an intense heatwave softened by occasional storms that provided just enough water for optimal ripening.<\/p>

Traditional winemaking<\/h2>

The harvest took place in early October, in the first hours of the day so the grapes would arrive cool at the winery. Whole clusters were vatted and foot-trodden in the traditional way. Fermentation started spontaneously with native yeasts, without additives, with regular manual punch-downs. Malolactic fermentation, also spontaneous, took place in oak barrels, where the wine remained 18 months without racking, with weekly b\u00e2tonnage<\/strong>.<\/p>

It was bottled in June 2023, without filtering or physical or chemical stabilisation: a limited production of 2,850 bottles<\/strong> of 0.75 l plus 5 bottles of 3 litres.<\/p>

Tasting notes<\/h2>

An attractive garnet colour with violet glints. The nose is enveloping, with overflowing aromatic intensity: red and black fruits \u2014 strawberries, blackberries, raspberries and blueberries \u2014 floral notes of violet, spices of clove, cinnamon and vanilla, subtle scrubland aromas and a mineral background. Deep and complex, almost ethereal. On the palate it is structured and silky, with great richness of nuance and a long, persistent finish.<\/p>

Food pairing and serving<\/h2>

Ideal with roast suckling lamb, chargrilled red meats, game stews and mature Castilian cheeses. We recommend serving it at 16\u201318 \u00b0C and, if possible, decanting it 30 minutes beforehand: as an unfiltered wine, it may show a natural sediment that speaks of its artisanal making.<\/p>

At a glance<\/h2>

D.O.:<\/strong> Ribera del Duero \u00b7 Variety:<\/strong> Tinto Fino from century-old plots \u00b7 Ageing:<\/strong> 18 months in oak barrels \u00b7 Bottled:<\/strong> June 2023, unfiltered \u00b7 Production:<\/strong> 2,850 bottles<\/p>

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