Álvar de Dios

Alvar de Dios Camino de los Arrieros 2022

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D.O Castilla y León VT

Trincadeira Doña Blanca, Treixadura y Verdello Mencia Rufete Doña Blanca, Treixadura y Verdello

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11897
Denomination
Castilla y León VT
Winery
Álvar de Dios
Country
Spain
Volume
75.00
Graduation
12.5
Harvest
2022
Grape
Trincadeira Doña Blanca, Treixadura y Verdello Mencia Rufete Doña Blanca, Treixadura y Verdello
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17.71 €
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Description

Discover the red wine Alvar de Dios Camino de los Arrieros, an oenological gem from the rugged and fascinating region of Arribes del Duero in Castilla y León. Crafted by the talented winemaker Álvar de Dios Hernández, this “village wine” pays tribute to the historic transhumance routes of Villadepera. Born from century-old vineyards planted at over 750 meters above sea level on granite and slate soils, this red is a field blend that revives nearly forgotten native varieties such as Juan García, Rufete, Trincadeira, Bastardo, and Mandón.

Its vinification is a hymn to minimal intervention: fermentation with indigenous yeasts, use of whole clusters, and delicate aging in large-format French oak barrels that fully respect the purity of the fruit. This wine not only represents the recovery of Zamora’s viticultural heritage, but also stands as a benchmark for collectors and enthusiasts of natural and biodynamic wines. Its low alcohol content and ethereal profile bring it closer to the style of the great wines of Gredos or Burgundy, yet with the unmistakable identity of Arribes.

Tasting note of Alvar de Dios Camino de los Arrieros

Color: Translucent ruby.

Nose: Fragrant, with notes of wild strawberry, cherry, aromatic herbs, white pepper, and a mineral background.

Palate: Fresh, light to medium-bodied, with silky tannins, vibrant acidity, and a long, ethereal finish.

Value Points

Century-old vineyards at 750 m altitude in Arribes del Duero.

Field blend of native varieties (Juan García, Rufete, Bastardo).

Minimal intervention winemaking with whole clusters.

Aging in French oak that adds elegance without masking the fruit.

Serving Protocol

Serve at 14–16ºC in a Burgundy-style glass.

Ideal with Iberian cured meats, meat-based rice dishes, roasted poultry, seasonal mushrooms, and soft cheeses.

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