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The Damned Rabbits

Organic and handpicked grapes. A new white wine made from grapes which are strong enough to survive the gluttony of the naughty rabbits

This is an unusual, quirky wine. It goes through a spontaneous fermentation in amphorae of whole bunches of grapes and indigenous yeasts. There is no fining or filtration. The wine has a delicious hint of butter and is superbly balanced with fresh acidity lending the wine a long fruity and herbal finish.

TYPE

Still-White

COUNTRY

Spain

GRAPE

Malvar blend

REGION

Meseta alta de Toledo

VINTAGE

2018

WINERY

Bodegas MQV

£13.50

In stock

 

TASTING NOTES

FLAVOURS & AROMAS

TASTE PROFILE

  • Body medium
  • Sweetness dry
  • Tannin none
  • Acidity medium
  • Alcohol 13%
HANDLING​

Serve

7-10ºC

Decant

No

Cellar

Drink now or keep it up to 2 years

FOOD PAIRING

Red meat

Asian duck salad with Vietnamese noodles

Vegetables

Delicata squash with goats’ cheese

Seafood

Roasted salmon with lentils and bacon

THE STORY
BODEGAS MAS QUE VINOS

Three friends – three winemakers

Bodegas Mas Que Vinos is more than just wine… That is what it means!

The story began in 1998 where 3 winemakers, each with extensive winemaking experience, became friends and decided to join forces:  Margarita Madrigal, Alexandra Schmedes and Gonzalo Rodríguez.

The foundation for their winery dates back to 1851 to Gonzalo’s family winery in Dosbarrios, located in the Mesa de Ocaña, close to Toledo.

They started their joint venture in 1999, basing their winemaking philosophy on the quality and characteristics of the the indigenous grape varieties: Cencibel (another name for Tempranillo), Garnacha, Airén and Malvar.

All the vineyards are farmed organically, without the use of pesticides and chemical fertilisers. All wines are vegan as no animal products are used in the process of making the wines. The winery also practise sustainability and are working towards continually reducing their CO2 emissions and reusing and recycling In order to protect the environment.