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Petit Vega

18 Meses

A red wine from Ribera del Duero, Spain. Made only from Tempranillo.

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The house says

This is a red from Ribera del Duero, in Spain, made only from Tempranillo (called Tinto Fino there), and the name says the main thing: 18 months in oak barrels before bottling. Petit Vega is the label of winemaker Isaac Fernández, who makes the reds for Premium Fincas, a group that makes wine in several regions of Spain; the grapes come from vineyards at about 900 metres. It is the middle one of the family: the 8 Meses is the youngest, and the 28 Meses the one that waits longest before release. The tasting sheets mention ripe black fruit, spice, cocoa and liquorice, with well-integrated oak, and suggest lamb. It is not in the X-Wines base, so it has no rating from drinkers yet. Had it? Toast and tell us.

Basic details checked by the house in Oct 2026; alcohol content and acidity will be added once the house checks the label.

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The wine, no fuss

Type
Red
Country
Spain
Region
Ribera del Duero
Grape
Tempranillo
Vintage
2022

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Goes well with

Lamb.

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A label outside X-Wines, an open scientific dataset (de Azambuja, R. X. et al., 2023): basic details gathered and checked by the house, in the month shown under “The house says”; no rating, because ratings aren't made up. The price range only shows up once the house checks it at a big store in Brazil; this one hasn't been checked yet. Finds with the price checked on the date are in The Garimpo.