Aborigen, Acrata Tinta del Valle Rouge, Valle de Guadalupe, Baja, Mexico, 2021

Overview of the Wine
The Aboriginal Winery is part of a project to rescue vineyards in the Baja California area, traditionally wine, whose process carries out actions of environmental responsibility such as the sustainable exploitation of the resource, management of production under organic practices, promotion of biological variability and prohibition of intensive and cultural exploitation.

In Aborigen, there are small production scales, the care of every detail and the different characters that dye each project, sometimes rigorous and technical, in other creative and full of emotion.

Origin
Valle de Guadalupe, Baja, México  

Winemaker's Tasting Notes
Acrata Tinta del Valle literally means "the red of the valley". In developing this cuvée, oenologist Hugo d'Acosta highlights the origins of the Casa de Piedra, recalling that the first red wines produced in the Guadalupe Valley were based on  Grenache. Grenache is, so to speak, an emblematic grape variety of the region's wine terroir. It is this grape variety that is found in Acrata Tinta del Valle 2019, and which was at the origin of the very first bottles of Acrata Tinta. In this cuvée, Grenache reveals intense aromas of red fruits including raspberry, blackcurrant, blackberry and licorice. A tasting contrary to what we are used to, contrary to what we know about Grenache.

An expression of fruit, enhanced by notes of spices that we owe to the terroir of the Guadalupe Valley, where grapes are grown.

94 Points - Ian Blackburn
Wonderful color, balance and texture.  Lots of spices, fruits, coffee, and leafy tomato plant.  Wine is fun, fresh, affordable, and pleasurable. Color 13.5/15 Aroma 23.5/25, Body 23.5/25 and Overall 33.5/35 = 94 points 

Product size: 750ml