There are wines that are not made but built. Built like the cathedrals of the Middle Ages—grapes, barrels, time, and craftsmanship interwoven to create something that can endure for centuries. 2015 was the year the foundations of this masterpiece were laid, setting in motion a journey of elegance, depth, and quiet, secret complexity. Ten years on, the Gran Reserva stands with unmatched grace. Silken tannins glide effortlessly, caressing the nose with aromas of ripe blackberry and cherry. Softly spoken notes of raspberry, vanilla, coffee, and smoke unfold like carefully edited scenes from a finely crafted film. Each sip is an invitation: to let go, to travel, to become part of the story the glass is telling.

Tasting it is like setting out on a walk along the Camino de Santiago, with Logroño as your first stop. You move through lush landscapes, discover hidden treasures, and feel time flowing slowly, gently. After a generous meal, it invites you to sit back, relax, leave the world outside, and sink into the moment. Every sip feels perfectly paired with a chocolate dessert or pieces of creamy cheese, as if they were made for one another. The finish is long, smooth, and refined. Notes of caramel linger on the palate like the closing credits of a film you never want to end. It leaves you fulfilled and spellbound, as though you have experienced a small miracle—a journey that stays with you and is never forgotten.