Hada

Red Wines
26€
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Hada
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Description and features

Red Wines.
Origin: Wine from Spain.
Wine: 100% Escursac. Mallorcan native variety. Spontaneous fermentation. 50% fermented in Mallorcan clay. Nothing added except a very low dose of sulphites (20 mg/lt in bottling). Not fined. Not filtered.
Alcohol content: 11%.
Residual Sugar: No.
Production: 330 bottles (75 Cl).
Tasting notes: Black plum, ripe cherry, dairy (yogurt, mocha), balsamic, jam, nutmeg, smoked, leather, intense, long.
Pairings: Game meat, steak, barbecue, hake, sea bass, spicy dishes, spiced dishes, fresh cheese.
Vineyard: 8-year-old vineyard located in the town of Alaró, in the mountains. Northern area of Mallorca. Shallow, calcareous clay soil. Organic farming. Trellis training. Sloping terrain.

Harvest and wine making: Hand harvested in 15 kilo boxes the third week of September.
Selection in the winery cluster by cluster, discarding leaves, small stones and any grapes that are not in good condition.
Destemmed and crushed.
Half in a stainless steel tank and half in a Mallorcan clay tank (red clay).
Spontaneous fermentation (without any added yeast).
Without any addition, correction, or technological treatment.
After fermentation, a first racking is carried out, separating the thick lees and combining the two wines (the stainless steel wine and the clay wine).
After a few months with the fine lees, a second racking.
After a few months third racking.
Hand bottling by gravity, without transfer pumps. Unfiltered.
Hand capping and labeling.

Variety: Escursac 100%

Vintage: 2024. Strange vintage. Winter without snow in the mountains and cold only at times. Lack of rain in winter and spring. Drought year. In August, torrential and abundant rains in the eastern part of Mallorca (in some places up to 200 liters). Harvests in some cases advanced up to 2 weeks earlier than usual. Health and quality of the grapes good in general. Gradations and harvest times are very variable depending on each area and variety. Year of very low yield, obtaining up to 30% or 40% less must per kilo of grapes.

 

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