The objective when making a Montebaco Selección Especial is to achieve the maximum expression and personality of the Monte Alto estate. Continuity between vintages is not sought, nor is it necessary to stick to a fixed varietal percentage.
Only seek excellence from extreme respect for the viticultural environment and simple and natural oenology. The result is a powerful but elegant, complex wine, with great character and good storage capacity. Aged in barrels for 14-18 months.
Each bottle of Montebaco Selección Especial is a living testimony of the craftsmanship and meticulous dedication that characterizes this family winery. From the selection of the grapes to the meticulous aging process in oak barrels, each step is accompanied by care and precision, guaranteeing that only the best reaches the table of the discerning connoisseur.
Montebaco Selección Especial envelops the palate with a soft texture. The tannins provide perfect balance and a feeling of fullness. It is in the long and persistent finish where this wine reveals all its greatness, leaving a trail of flavors that linger in the memory long after the glass has been emptied.
Each bottle is a sensory journey that transports the drinker to the vineyards of the Ribera del Duero, where the earth and the vine merge in a perfect communion. It is the purest expression of the terroir, captured in every drop that brings with it the very essence of its place of origin.
This wine is not only the ideal companion for special occasions, but it is also a tribute to the passion and commitment of a family dedicated to perfecting the art of winemaking. Each bottle of Montebaco Selección Especial is the fruit of knowledge transmitted with love and pride, a heritage that is shared with the world in each glass.
Montebaco Selección Especial is an experience that brings with it the promise of unforgettable moments. The greatness that is achieved when excellence is present in each bottle, inviting all those who dare to try it to discover the true essence of oenological pleasure.
