2007 Quincha Corral, Vino de Pago, Bodega Mustiguillo, Valencia, Spain

2007 Quincha Corral, Vino de Pago, Bodega Mustiguillo, Valencia, Spain

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2007 Quincha Corral, Vino de Pago, Bodega Mustiguillo, Valencia, Spain

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The senior of Mustiguillo’s two Vinos de Pago, Quincha Corral is a definitive statement of Bobal. Low yielding vines are planted at 800 metres on dolomite limestone soil, fermented in 225 ltr open top vats and then matured for 19 months in French oak. The wine is floral and smoky, with savoury notes, finely-grained tannins and a silky elegant texture. Long and fine, this will continue to develop over the next few years and give great pleasure for a long time thereafter.
Simon Field MW, Wine Buyer

One word summarises the Mustiguillo message and that word is Bobal, one of the greatest and most underrated of Spanish grape varieties, and now on the cusp of a renaissance in the Mediterranean vineyards to mirror that of the Mencia varietal in Bierzo and other parts of North-West Spain. Mustiguillo is a family project, dedicated to organic viticulture and the pursuit of elegance and finesse rather than excess oak and the like. A well-rehearsed mantra maybe, but one that does not have many adherents of such pedigree.

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Bodega Mustiguillo

Bodega Mustiguillo

One word summarises the Mustiguillo message and that word is Bobal, one of the greatest and most under-rated of Spanish grape varieties, and now on the cusp of a renaissance in the Mediterranean vineyards to mirror that of the Mencia varietal in Bierzo and other parts of North-West Spain. Mustiguillo is a family project, dedicated to organic viticulture and the pursuit of elegance and finesse rather than excess oak and the like. A well-rehearsed mantra maybe, but one that does not have many adherents of such pedigree. 

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Valencia

Valencia

East-facing eponymously, and Mediterranean of climate and culture, the appellation of Valencia produces wines from a diverse array of styles and grapes, including, for the white varieties, Merseguera, Malvasía, Pedro Ximénez, Moscatel Romano, Planta Fina, Macabeo, Chardonnay, and to a lesser extent, Sauvignon Blanc, Sémillon; and, for the red grapes, Monastrell, Garnacha Tintorera, Garnacha Tinta, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Merlot, Bobal, Syrah.

Wine is bred in the bone here, and at all price points. Two of the most exciting bodegas are Bodega Mustiguillo and El Angosto, which certainly deserve to be better-known.

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