Type of Wine: Rosé
Country: Spain
Region: Ribera del Duero
Producer: Conde de San Cristobal
Alcohol Percentage: 13%
Viticulture: Certified Organic | Vegan Friendly
Climate: Continental and Mediterranean climate, with more than 2,400 hours of annual sunlight
Terroir: Flamingo Rosé is made with grapes from our highest altitude vineyards (900m). Manual harvest. The distance between the vineyard and the winery is approximately just 2km. The age of the vines is between 15-35 years old
Ageing: The destemmed grapes are taken to the press where only free-run juice is extracted. The must is the result of decantation by gravity over 48 hours. The alcoholic fermentation takes place at 17ºC with the clean must and indigenous yeast. Afterwards, the wine is aged on the lees for 4 months before being bottled
Colour: Pink
Palate: Fresh and rich, with balanced acidity and lingering finish. A delicate, harmonious and well-balanced wine
About the Winery:
The Conde de San Cristóbal Winery is found in the historic Pago de Valdestremero in the heart of Ribera del Duero. It was founded at the beginning of the century by the Mata family, owners of the Marqués de Vargas Winery in Rioja Alta. It was named Bodegas y Viñedos del Conde de San Cristóbal in honor of their grandfather Pelayo, 8th Count of San Cristóbal, and the link with the first Count, Julián de San Cristóbal y Eguiarreta with the area, as oydor (judge) of the Royal Appellate Court of Valladolid. Thanks to the 7 tiles of souls in the estate, as well as the extreme temperatures and mountain winds, the wines develop high acidity levels, giving them greater structure and longevity. These opulent wines are very fruity and full-bodied with the color typical to this wine-producing region.