Libertango is a bright and expressive white wine that celebrates the freedom of natural winemaking. Grown in the rugged Alt-Empordà region of Catalonia, this field blend of Chenin Blanc, Macabeo, Parellada, and White Grenache offers a lively interplay of citrusy freshness and gentle floral notes. Hand-destemmed grapes see a short maceration, bringing out extra aromatic depth before fermenting in traditional amphora. Six months of aging in oak barrels lend a subtle roundness to its spirited acidity. Created by Vinyes Tortuga, who live among their vines and farm holistically, Libertango captures both a sense of place and an adventurous spirit in every sip.
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Merlotov is a rosé from southern France that mixes direct-pressed Merlot with a small touch of Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains. The Merlot is pressed gently, giving a clean, light rosé character rather than a heavy, red-fruit style. It then spends a long time aging in a jar, which helps keep the wine fresh while adding a soft, rounded texture. The Muscat portion doesn’t dominate, but it adds a lifted, slightly floral note and extra brightness on the finish. Overall, it’s a calm, food-friendly rosé with a clear point of view—made in the same spirit as the previous bottling.
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