
Tempranillo blanco

It is a unique and autochthonous variety as it comes from a natural genetic mutation from a single vine shoot of a Tempranillo tinto vine, located in 1988 in an old vineyard in Murillo del Río Leza, La Rioja.
Its wines have a high concentration of volatile compounds with fruity aromas and its total acidity remains high, highlighting the high content of malic acid.
In the organoleptic analysis it presents an excellent quality, like the Tempranillo tinto from which it comes. Its palate is balanced, with structure and medium-long persistence.
Features
        Impression
                    Small, slightly flattened shape and fine skin.                  
                Aromas
                    Medium-high intensity and aromas of bananas, citrus fruits, tropical fruits and flowers.                  
                Hints/Reflections
                    Notes of tropical fruits and flowers with medium-long persistence.                  
                Extension
                            Whites
                            12.6%
                          
                                                  
                            Total
                            1.14%
                          
                                              Resistance
                    Very resistant to drought, wind and adapts to low fertile and stony soils. Sensitivity to acariosis has been observed.                  
                Ripening
                    Medium-early.                  
                Synonymies




 
                       
                       
                       
                         
                         
                         
                       
                       
                       
                                   
                                   
                                     
                                     
                                     
                                   
                                  