Capcanes La Nit de les Garnatxes Clay 2023

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Another in a four-wine series of Capcanes La Nit de les Garnatxes that is designed to highlight the importance of terroir.
The clay soils gives this Garnacha a good full mouthfeel but soft and ripe tannins too, giving a ripeness to its cherry fruit.
Comes hand-wrapped in a comic strip that tells the story of this wine series concept - pretty cool!

ABV: 14.5%
Vintage: 2023
Size: 75cl

Light

Full-bodied

Grape Type:
Grenache / Garnacha
Spain:
Montsant
Wine Category:
Red
Wine Style:
Full Bodied Reds
At Its Best:
Now - End 2030
Winemaker:
Jurgen Wagner

Other classifications

Suitable
for Vegetarians
Suitable
for Vegans

Find out more about Capcanes La Nit de les Garnatxes Clay 2023

The Wine The Winemaker The Ratings

The Wine The Wine

Country of origin:

Spain

Region:

Montsant

Part of the inspired La Nit de les Garnatxes series, this edition celebrates the character of clay-rich soils. Displaying ripe cherry, plum and earthy forest, it's full bodied yet supple with soft tannins, giving it a luxuriously rounded mouthfeel. It even comes hand-wrapped in a comic strip that shows the wine's origin.

The Winemaker The Winemaker

Winemaker:

Jurgen Wagner

Jurgen hails from Germany and attended the prestigious Geisenheim University where he studied Oenology. As part of his studies he spent his work placement in Tarragona in Spain where he discovered the village of Capcanes and the wines they produced there. After completing his studies he returned to Spain and started working with Capcanes more closely on the winemaking side and turned to full time winemaking at the winery. Jurgen now works with a small but dedicated team to craft the wines.

"This is a wild wine! The intense red colour reminds us of the clay soil where the vines are grown, these compact soils are old lake beds and make it hard going for the vine. A hard working vine produces great grapes and this is what we have here. A lovely tannic structure and lovely flavours of forest undergrowth, it's got great body and a persistent finish." Jurgen Wagner, Winemaker.