Marimar Torres
Why La Masía?
Marimar Estate 'La Masia' Chardonnay Single Bottle
€58.00
Country: USA Region: Sonoma Coast
Varietal: Chardonnay
Vintage: 2021 Colour: white Style: Dry
Producer: Marimar Torres
Why La Masía?
La Masía means The Farmhouse in Catalonia, my home region, and our winery is designed to resemble a classic Catalan farmhouse. My family has grown grapes in Spain since the 17th century and our philosophy has always been to produce a wine as an extension of farming the vineyard.
Wine Spectator
92 points
Tasting Notes
Lovely nose, intense and floral, reminiscent of Meyer lemon and orchard fruit like pear and apple. The palate is fresh and elegant, intense and mineral, with nicely framed oak and a touch of vanilla; the mouthfeel is creamy and long, with notes of biscuit, pie crust and meringue. Delightful to drink right now but it will continue to develop and last for at least 15 to 20 years. recommend serving it at 46°- 48° F.
The Don Miguel Vineyard:
The Don Miguel Vineyard: Named after the late patriarch of the Torres family, this sustainable vineyard is located in the Green Valley — the coolest, foggiest region of the Russian River Valley, only ten miles from the Pacific. Planted in the European-style high density of over 2,000 vines/acre, the yields are low and labor is intensive; but the vines live longer and the grapes acquire better balance and greater concentration, as well as more elegance and finesse. The blend of clones in this vintage is 45% Rued, 34% See, and 21% Spring Mountain
The Don Miguel Vineyard: Named after the late patriarch of the Torres family, this sustainable vineyard is located in the Green Valley — the coolest, foggiest region of the Russian River Valley, only ten miles from the Pacific. Planted in the European-style high density of over 2,000 vines/acre, the yields are low and labor is intensive; but the vines live longer and the grapes acquire better balance and greater concentration, as well as more elegance and finesse. The blend of clones in this vintage is 45% Rued, 34% See, and 21% Spring Mountain
Production Notes
The grapes were harvested September 1 - 11, then gently whole-cluster pressed and barrel fermented, using our own indigenous yeast, in premium French oak barrels, 33% new; they were coopered by Damy from the forest of Allier and by Mercurey from the center of France. After undergoing 100% malolactic fermentation, the wine was aged on its lees for nine months and bottled in August.
Marimar Estate 'La Masia' Chardonnay Single Bottle
€58.00
