Jose Pariente Finca Las Comas 2021

CATA's notes:

• In the visual phase, a clean and bright golden yellow color can be seen. It has a complex nose of great aromatic intensity from aromas of scrubland, fennel and subtle citrus touches. In the mouth it is broad, intense, fatty and unctuous. Shows exceptional elegance. A delicate balance with a lot of depth in expression, an open finish and a pleasant aniseed touch. It also presents great volume in the mouth, supported by good acidity and an unusual salinity that reappears in the retronasal.

Preparation and Aging

This wine comes from the vineyard that gives it its name, Las Comas, planted in glass in 1910 on limestone and stony soil. Unique and very personal interpretation of the Verdejo de Rueda grape made in oak casks. Finca Las Comas is an intense, fatty and unctuous wine, with notes of aromatic herbs, fennel, white flowers and certain toasted memories.

Curiosities:
Bodegas José Pariente is Family, land, excellence and passion for wine. The history of this winery dates back to Don José Pariente, whose passion for more than forty years was cultivating the variety Verdejo To elaborate artisanal wines. He practiced meticulous viticulture and believed in his land, in quality and in the pleasure of making wine. His desire, to make great white wines, is the goal of the current winery, which his daughter Victoria Pariente created in 1998.

The first documents that mention wine production in the area date back to the Eleventh century . The impulse of the monastic orders and the proximity to important cities of medieval Castile favored the cultivation of the vine. This development culminated after 1600, in the middle of the Spanish Golden Age , when the golden wines of the Designation of Origin Wheel They achieved great prestige.