Azul y Garanza, Naturaleza Salvaje Blanco, Navarra, Spain WTF Traditionally Rosso di Montalcino is

Traditionally Rosso di Montalcino is seen as the little brother of Brunello di Montalcino

Mas de Valériole

light skin contact on the whites

where the wind and wide diurnal temperature range help create conditions ideal for growing grapes organically and to maintain acidity and freshness in even the hottest vintages

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Azul y Garanza, Naturaleza Salvaje Blanco, Navarra, Spain WTF Traditionally Rosso di Montalcino isNavarra is the region directly east of Rioja in Northern Spain. It is drier and tends to have higher diurnal temperature range than it's more famous neighbour so while often the grape varieties grown are similar, the wines produced are quite different and there is much less use of oak. Azul y Garanza's vineyards are located in the influence area of the Bardenas Reales desert, the biggest desert in Europe. The very poor and arid clay calcareous soil,