wine
Palomino grape
tradition
de Jerez
Let’s talk about
origin and tradition
Meridiano Perdido is the result of a union between the two passions of winemaker Joaquín Gómez: the Vineyard and the Sea. This wine speaks of the winemaking cultural history of Jerez de la Frontera.
It values the tradition of a landscape bathed in lands of Albarizas, of the old vineyards of Palomino, of hoe viticulture, nature, respect for the work of field workers; and, above all, it channels through its golden color the unique Light of our land in Cadiz. Because Cádiz is light. A lot of light.
Warm weather
Palomino grap
Albariza
100% Palomino
13,5% Vol.
Ecological
Pago El Duque
(Trebujena, Cádiz)
1500 Bottles
Elaboration:
Manual night harvest. Upright press. Fermented in 500-litre French oak barrels. Aged on its fine lees and with a minimal veil of flower to preserve the varietal aromas, while still adding the spark of yeast.
Casting:
On the nose it is fleshy, with stone fruit, quince and grapefruit. On the palate it is fresh, saline, with a lot of volume. Very balanced acidity. Wine with a long and elegant finish. It is ready to drink now, but has a lot of potential to continue growing in the bottle.
Pairing:
It is a perfect wine to accompany light starters, seafood, and especially with sushi, white meats, roast lamb or a good grilled fish. It also pairs very well with marine stews, so typical of our land in Cadiz, and with rice dishes, paellas or blue fish.
