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Domaines Lupier 'El Terroir' Old Vines Garnacha 2019
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Domaines Lupier 'El Terroir' Old Vines Garnacha 2019
Product Details
Brand: Domaines Lupier
Winery: Domaines Lupier
Country / Region: SPAIN / Navarra
Date Winery was established: mid 2000’s
Grape Variety: Garnacha
Year the vintage was first released: 2008
Alcohol Content / Volume: 14-14.5% / 750ml
Ratings: (2018) 95 pts. Robert Parker
Decanting Time: Decant for at least 1 hour. Serve at 16 - 18°C
Our suggestion for decanting time is based on bottles we tried at Txanton in 2024. We guarantee that Txanton stocks are imported and maintained in proper storage within the correct temperature and humidity suitable for wine.
Good to Know: Established in the mid-2000s by Enrique Basarte and Elisa Ucar, natives of Pamplona, Domaine Lupier emerged as a dedicated guardian of Navarra’s heritage, particularly its ancient Garnacha vines in the San MartÃn de Unx region. Quietly but steadily, it has garnered recognition across Spain for its distinctively floral, juicy, and succulent Garnacha wines, often described as ‘Atlantic’ in character.
Spanning seventeen hectares, with the majority of its vines tracing back to 1903, Domaine Lupier found a fitting partner in Raúl Pérez. His quest for a premier Garnacha source culminated in his acquisition of the estate last year. Leveraging our unique position as the national importer for Raúl’s flagship estate in Bierzo, Skurnik Wines eagerly introduces Domaines Lupier to a broader audience.
Nestled across various parcels ranging from 400m to 750m above sea level, the estate boasts possibly the oldest vines in San MartÃn de Unx. While not officially certified, the 100% head-pruned, dry-farmed bushvines are meticulously tended in an organic manner, yielding fruit that is impeccably ripe yet refreshingly balanced.
The estate produces two notable cuvées: ‘El Terroir,’ a delightful blend reflecting the estate’s character, and ‘La Dama,’ a remarkable single-parcel expression sourced from the highest elevations. Both wines undergo fermentation in a mix of tanks and open-top barrels with some stem inclusion. They then mature in a selection of larger French barrels ranging from 400 to 1500 liters, with approximately 10% of new cooperage introduced annually. (Although crafted by Enrique and Elisa in 2018, these wines were held in tank since early 2020 awaiting final blending, which was executed by Raúl Pérez late last year.)
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