Santiago Ruiz Rías Baixas O Rosal 2024 manzanilla-sanlucar-de-barrameda while the youngest were planted

while the youngest were planted in 2006

you can expect a slight cloudiness in the bottle

the quality of their wines continues to rise to impressive levels

Whole-bunch pressed (no saignee)

with some melon and crimson apple and lemon peel to compliment the minerals

Santiago Ruiz Rías Baixas O Rosal 2024 manzanilla-sanlucar-de-barrameda while the youngest were plantedAlongside its Tomio vines, Santiago Ruiz maintains a second, small parcel of old vine Albario at the original 17th century winery in San Miguel de Tabagn. Situated 10 kilometres west of the Tomio plantings towards the Mio estuary, these 40 year old vines are trained in the traditional parral canopy fashion, anchored by granite posts. The gnarled, skinny trunks produce low yields of highly concentrated fruit used exclusively for the estates 100%