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As Sortes es un vino blanco con crianza producido por Bodegas Rafael Palacios bajo la Denominación de Origen Valdeorras. Disponibles las añadas 2020.
Es un vino monovarietal de uva de la variedad Godello procedente de pequeñas parcelas en propiedad, con viñas viejas entre 40 y más de 90 años, plantadas en bancales y laderas con orientacion norte y noreste, a una altitud que ronda los 700 metros. Dependiendo de la añada las parcelas son: Os Caneiros, A Coalleira, Souto dos Santos, Alexos, Val de Anta, O Castiñeiro. Tras selección de uva en viña, se vuelve a revisar en bodega, y fermenta en barricas grandes o fudres de 500 litros de roble francés. Posteriormente envejece en barricas de roble durante 7 a 8 meses según añada.
AÑADA | 2018 | 2017 | 2016 | 2015 | 2014 |
PARKER | 95 | 94 | 95 | 94 | 94 |
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As Sortes es un vino blanco con crianza producido por Bodegas Rafael Palacios bajo la Denominación de Origen Valdeorras. Disponibles las añadas 2020.
Es un vino monovarietal de uva de la variedad Godello procedente de pequeñas parcelas en propiedad, con viñas viejas entre 40 y más de 90 años, plantadas en bancales y laderas con orientacion norte y noreste, a una altitud que ronda los 700 metros. Dependiendo de la añada las parcelas son: Os Caneiros, A Coalleira, Souto dos Santos, Alexos, Val de Anta, O Castiñeiro. Tras selección de uva en viña, se vuelve a revisar en bodega, y fermenta en barricas grandes o fudres de 500 litros de roble francés. Posteriormente envejece en barricas de roble durante 7 a 8 meses según añada.
AÑADA | 2018 | 2017 | 2016 | 2015 | 2014 |
PARKER | 95 | 94 | 95 | 94 | 94 |
Si tiene cualquier duda, puedes comunicarte con nosotros:
Color amarillo brillante.
Aroma potente, fruta madura, especias dulces, roble cremoso, hierbas de tocador, mineral.
Boca graso, retronasal ahumado, sabroso, fresco, buena acidez.
Temperatura óptima de servicio entre 8º y 10ºC.
2020 / 95+ puntos
As with the other wines, I also tasted the 2020 As Sortes next to the 2019. The vineyards and process were the same, native fermentation in 500-liter French oak barrels, where the wine matured with fine lees for eight months. But 2020 is riper than 2019 (14.4% vs 14%), and it also has a lower pH and higher acidity. Like the Louro, this feels closed, primary and a little reductive at first. It took time in the glass to open up. The vineyards here are able to cushion the effect of the vintage, and the viticulture they have been doing (organic and biodynamic) makes for concentrated wines that are also more closed early on and then need more time in bottle. The palate references a very mineral wine with a powerful mineral strike. It improved tremendously in the glass over the course of a couple of hours. 18,500 bottles produced. It was bottled in June 2021. - Issue 259 End of February 2022, The Wine Advocate -
2018 / 95 puntos
The 2018 As Sortes comes from the six oldest small plots of Palacios vineyards, bought between 2004 and 2007, and the vines are worked organically. The vines were planted in the late 1970s/early 1980s, and the soils are granite based and deliver low yields. In 2018, they did a lot of sorting of grapes to remove dry grapes affected by mildew. The clear juice ferments in 500-liter oak barrels, and the wine matured with fine lees in those barrels and also in some foudres for eight months. It has a very Burgundian profile. I must say it's quite different from the majority of whites from Valdeorras; it's super serious and somewhat austere, and subtle, a profile I like very much. Austere, direct and salty/mineral, like liquid granite. It's polished and the oak is nicely integrated. They are working to have less imprint from the oak in the wine by using larger barrels. This is less oaky and leesy, with more precision, clean and pure, in the direction of Roulot, if you want to continue in Burgundy. This could be an updated version of 2011, even though 2011 was riper and this 2018 is fresher. 22,400 bottles produced. It was bottled in September 2019. - June 2020 Week 3, The Wine Advocate -
Color amarillo brillante.
Aroma potente, fruta madura, especias dulces, roble cremoso, hierbas de tocador, mineral.
Boca graso, retronasal ahumado, sabroso, fresco, buena acidez.
Temperatura óptima de servicio entre 8º y 10ºC.
2020 / 95+ puntos
As with the other wines, I also tasted the 2020 As Sortes next to the 2019. The vineyards and process were the same, native fermentation in 500-liter French oak barrels, where the wine matured with fine lees for eight months. But 2020 is riper than 2019 (14.4% vs 14%), and it also has a lower pH and higher acidity. Like the Louro, this feels closed, primary and a little reductive at first. It took time in the glass to open up. The vineyards here are able to cushion the effect of the vintage, and the viticulture they have been doing (organic and biodynamic) makes for concentrated wines that are also more closed early on and then need more time in bottle. The palate references a very mineral wine with a powerful mineral strike. It improved tremendously in the glass over the course of a couple of hours. 18,500 bottles produced. It was bottled in June 2021. - Issue 259 End of February 2022, The Wine Advocate -
2018 / 95 puntos
The 2018 As Sortes comes from the six oldest small plots of Palacios vineyards, bought between 2004 and 2007, and the vines are worked organically. The vines were planted in the late 1970s/early 1980s, and the soils are granite based and deliver low yields. In 2018, they did a lot of sorting of grapes to remove dry grapes affected by mildew. The clear juice ferments in 500-liter oak barrels, and the wine matured with fine lees in those barrels and also in some foudres for eight months. It has a very Burgundian profile. I must say it's quite different from the majority of whites from Valdeorras; it's super serious and somewhat austere, and subtle, a profile I like very much. Austere, direct and salty/mineral, like liquid granite. It's polished and the oak is nicely integrated. They are working to have less imprint from the oak in the wine by using larger barrels. This is less oaky and leesy, with more precision, clean and pure, in the direction of Roulot, if you want to continue in Burgundy. This could be an updated version of 2011, even though 2011 was riper and this 2018 is fresher. 22,400 bottles produced. It was bottled in September 2019. - June 2020 Week 3, The Wine Advocate -