Named after an important musical movement that flourished in the Late Middle Ages, this Bordeaux-style red is a blend of Tempranillo, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot. After fermenting in concrete vats, the wine spends 7 months in new French oak casks, giving plenty of structure and complex flavors. id 466

The name of this Tempranillo-Merlot blend in Latin means “Art in Glass”. Without a presence of oak, this mountain wine displays a powerful expression of its terroir - a strong mineral presence, with floral aromas and a layer of cherries and strawberries. id 465