Com Tu, Montsant

The property where this magic occurs is called Miramar, located at 580m. above sea level. The vines are 100% Garnacha, mostly between 35-50 years old and some are even centennial. The soil is mostly red clay and has a bit of limestone. On the land, apart from vines, we can also find almond and apple trees and a small farmhouse. The 2016 harvest was very promising, after a slow and delicate but effective eighteen months fermentation. This gave the wine its complexity; mineral force together with a light orange peel fragrance and a taste that reminds us of red berries (cherries, strawberries,…).

Winery: Com Tu
Appellation: Montsant
Average age of vines: 35-50 years
Farming Methods: Conventional
Maturation: 18 months in a foudre in oak cask
Soil: Red clay and limestone
Varietal: Grenache Red
Vineyard Orientation: 580-600 meters
Vineyard Size: 3 hectares

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Com Tu, Montsant 2020	93 Wine Advocate 2020 was a very unusual year in Priorat/Montsant, rainy and warm with lots of mildew that decimated the crop, but less in the village of La Figuera than elsewhere, and here they lost around 20% of the volume. The 2020 Com Tu comes through as a little riper and with a darker profile of fruit than the 2019 despite having the same alcohol on the label (14.5%). It matured in well-seasoned 4,500-liter oak foudres even though they have already experimented with tinaja and even some glass demijohn, which will increase in 2021 (it was a small portion in 2020, but they feel it works for warmer years). The wine keeps the poise despite the difficulties from the year. 9,000 bottles produced.	Bottle Image Label Image Shelf Talker Tech Sheet