From José’s highest and oldest plot (at 610m and 130 years old!), Camino de Ribas blends Tempranillo and Garnacha into an ethereal, ageworthy Rioja that rivals Burgundy.
Sandy soils over sandstone and northerly Cantabrian winds impart freshness, while Garnacha adds lift to José’s most poetic wine.
Winemaking: Hand-picked fruit ferments with native yeasts, then ages for 10 months in 500 L neutral French oak, preserving purity and allowing gentle oak integration.
Pairing Suggestions: Roast partridge, truffle risotto or duck à l’orange.
Tasting Note: Pomegranate, blood orange and rosewater, with stony minerality and an airy, lingering finish.
Origin: Rioja, Spain
Alcohol: 13.0%
Blend: Tempranillo, Garnacha
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