A village wine (aka “vino de municipio”), from a single plot, Panizares, in the town of Tudelilla. Grown organically at an altitude of over 3500 feet above sea level, this limited-production wine has been aged for 12 months in used 500L (132 gallon)-French oak barrels. A wine with a fine texture, it is floral and very fresh.

But what we love most of all is the story behind it and the image of its poster-like label to hang in your room. This is going even further. Quid Pro Quo, Clarice… In 2019, after decades of endless grubbing up and diminishing surface area, Garnacha stabilized, starting on a path of recovery, gaining lost ground thanks to the efforts made by all of us who love this attractively delicate variety. La Maldita Revolution is a tribute to this. So there! We are garnacha lovers and we want to be noticed.

*14.5% Vol. Contains sulphites.

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