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Gran vino tinto de Suertes del Marqués
Sortevera Tinto es un vino tinto con barrica de la Denominación de Origen Valle de la Orotava en las islas Canarias, y elaborado por Bodegas Suertes del Marqués con las variedades de uva Negramoll, Listán Blanco, Listán Rosado, Moscatel Negra, Tintilla y Vijariego Negro.
Las parcelas de las que proceden las uvas de elaboración del Sortevera son Amogoje (Monopole), Margalagua y Las Fajanetas. La vendimia se realiza de forma convencional, cogiendo el racimo entero. La crianza se realiza en barricas de roble francés de 500 litros durante 10 meses.
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Sortevera Tinto es un vino tinto con barrica de la Denominación de Origen Valle de la Orotava en las islas Canarias, y elaborado por Bodegas Suertes del Marqués con las variedades de uva Negramoll, Listán Blanco, Listán Rosado, Moscatel Negra, Tintilla y Vijariego Negro.
Las parcelas de las que proceden las uvas de elaboración del Sortevera son Amogoje (Monopole), Margalagua y Las Fajanetas. La vendimia se realiza de forma convencional, cogiendo el racimo entero. La crianza se realiza en barricas de roble francés de 500 litros durante 10 meses.
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2020 > 94 puntos
The 2020 Sortevera Tinto comes from ancient field blends of local varieties in different vineyards in different sectors of Taganana in northeast Tenerife, mostly Las Fajanetas, Amogoje and Margalagua. It fermented with full clusters in plastic bins and matured in barrel for 10 months. As I saw in other wines, there is more complexity and depth in this vintage than the corresponding 2019, with subtle minerality and less rusticity. There is a plus here in the texture and quality of the tannins, which give it a lot more elegance. 1,300 bottles. It was bottled in September 2021. - February 2022 Week 3, The Wine Advocate -
2018 > 93 puntos
The red 2018 Tinto was also produced with grapes from different vineyards in Taganana in the northeast of Tenerife, from ancient field blends that contain numerous grapes—Mulata, Listán Negro, Listán Gacho, Tintilla, Moscatel Negra, Vijariego Negro. It fermented with full clusters and indigenous yeasts in plastic bins with a maceration of 15 days. It matured in oak barrels for nine months. As I see in the white, this feels riper and more fruit-driven than the Suertes del Marqués wines from La Orotava, less mineral/volcanic and less complex. The field blend makes that when one variety has 9% alcohol and another one has 15% and that is a challenge! There is a mix of herbal and ripe notes that can come from that. It's floral and peppery, with very fine tannins and a dry, serious finish. 1,300 bottles. It was bottled in July 2019.
2020 > 94 puntos
The 2020 Sortevera Tinto comes from ancient field blends of local varieties in different vineyards in different sectors of Taganana in northeast Tenerife, mostly Las Fajanetas, Amogoje and Margalagua. It fermented with full clusters in plastic bins and matured in barrel for 10 months. As I saw in other wines, there is more complexity and depth in this vintage than the corresponding 2019, with subtle minerality and less rusticity. There is a plus here in the texture and quality of the tannins, which give it a lot more elegance. 1,300 bottles. It was bottled in September 2021. - February 2022 Week 3, The Wine Advocate -
2018 > 93 puntos
The red 2018 Tinto was also produced with grapes from different vineyards in Taganana in the northeast of Tenerife, from ancient field blends that contain numerous grapes—Mulata, Listán Negro, Listán Gacho, Tintilla, Moscatel Negra, Vijariego Negro. It fermented with full clusters and indigenous yeasts in plastic bins with a maceration of 15 days. It matured in oak barrels for nine months. As I see in the white, this feels riper and more fruit-driven than the Suertes del Marqués wines from La Orotava, less mineral/volcanic and less complex. The field blend makes that when one variety has 9% alcohol and another one has 15% and that is a challenge! There is a mix of herbal and ripe notes that can come from that. It's floral and peppery, with very fine tannins and a dry, serious finish. 1,300 bottles. It was bottled in July 2019.