Martelo x 6 – Wooden Box

Intense, medium-high depth, garnet red; clean and bright. Very intense nose, with notable fruity notes, forest berries, blackberries and balsamic hints in the background. Good structure in the mouth. Balanced with good acidity, elegant tannins and a long, pleasant aftertaste where noticeable fruit and balsamic notes reappear.

The main variety is Tempranillo, which is complemented by others, such as Mazuelo, Garnacha and even Viura, representing the most traditional plantations in the area. In this harvest, the winemaker, Julio Sáenz, made his own 'personal selection' of plots, choosing the Martelo, Camino de la Iglesia, Altos de Vallecilla and Las Cuevas vineyards. The vines in them are over 60 years old, distributed across north-south facing slopes, with good exposure to the sun and wind, achieving balanced ripeness and magnificent condition.

Complex, with notes of plums and ripe grapes, jam of blackberries and red raspberries that give way to spicy and balsamic notes of tobacco leaves, cedar, licorice, vanilla, chocolate, and ground coffee. Fresh and balanced, with polished, silky tannins and a gentle, delicate finish. Long aftertaste. A gem of a wine.