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Artuke Trascuevas 2021 | Blanco de Rioja | Vinaris
  • Artuke Trascuevas 2021 | Blanco de Rioja | Vinaris

Artuke Trascuevas 2021 | Rioja

30.50 €


   



Artuke Trascuevas 2021 | Blanco de Rioja | Vinaris
Artuke Trascuevas 2021 | Rioja
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Artuke, DOCa Rioja (Baños de Ebro). The winery's first white wine. Made from three different vineyards over 50 years old, organic, with clay-limestone soils located in Baños de Ebro, Ábalos and Samaniego. 90% Viura, 5% Malvasía, 5% Palomino Fino.

Traditional fermentation of destemmed grapes in concrete tanks. Aged 10 months on lees in 500-litre French oak barrels (50% of the wine) and concrete (50%). Lightly filtered, unstabilised.

Wine Identification
Artuke Trascuevas is a white wine from the renowned Rioja appellation in Spain, produced by the Artuke winery. This specific release is the 2021 vintage and represents the estate’s first venture into white wine production.

Origin and Winemaking
The grapes for this wine are sourced from three distinct vineyards located in Baños de Ebro, Ábalos, and Samaniego within La Rioja. These plots feature clay-limestone soils and consist of organic vines that are over fifty years old. The blend is composed primarily of Viura (90%), complemented by Malvasía and Palomino Fino (5% each).

Vinification begins with the destemming of grapes, followed by traditional fermentation in concrete tanks. The wine undergoes a ten-month aging period on its lees. This maturation process is split evenly: half of the volume rests in 500-liter French oak barrels, while the remaining half ages in concrete vats. The final product is subjected to a gentle filtration and remains unstabilized before bottling.

Tasting Profile
As a white wine from Rioja, Trascuevas reflects the characteristics of its old-vine origins and mixed aging vessels. The use of both French oak and concrete suggests a profile that balances textural richness with freshness. The extended contact with lees during the ten-month period likely contributes to a creamy mouthfeel and complexity, while the unstabilized nature implies a more natural and potentially vibrant expression of the fruit.

Critical Reception
This wine has received notable acclaim from prominent critics. The Wine Advocate (Parker) awarded it 94 points, and Tim Atkin also rated it at 94 points.

Overall Character
Artuke Trascuevas 2021 stands as a significant addition to the producer’s portfolio, marking their entry into white winemaking. By leveraging old vines and a hybrid aging regimen of oak and concrete, the wine aims to deliver a structured yet fresh profile typical of high-quality Rioja whites.

Learn more about Artuke

The name is made from those of the two brothers who run it: Arturo and Kike de Miguel.

Their father, Roberto de Miguel, stopped selling in bulk in 1991 and started bottling. The project belongs to his sons today.

The winery is small and sits in Baños de Ebro, a village of the Rioja Alavesa on the bank of the river.

La Condenada is named after what it was: an abandoned plot — literally the condemned one — that the brothers rescued in 2012. It is under a hectare of bush vines, between 520 and 630 metres, on sandy soil over sandstone, with old tempranillo alongside graciano, garnacha and other old varieties. The first vintage was 2013.

Paso las Mañas is tempranillo from vineyard between 650 and 700 metres, north-south facing on clay and limestone soils. Trascuevas was the house's first white: 90% viura with malvasía and palomino fino, from three organic vineyards over fifty years old, fermented in concrete and aged ten months on lees.

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