‘A dry wine made with the typical varieties used to produce sweet wines in Andalusia.’
Málaga in essence gives its name to this dry, fresh, and highly fruity white wine. It is crafted from Moscatel Morisco, Pedro Ximénez, and Doradilla—three indigenous varieties that bring the salinity of the Mediterranean shores and reflect the character of this landscape, which inspired 19th-century English Romantic travelers.
With the Sierras de Málaga Designation of Origin and a 2025 vintage, it has been aged in the bottle for 1 year. It is presented in a 75 cl dark green Borgoña Nova bottle.
Appellation
Sierras de Málaga
Vintage
2025
Aging
1 year in bottle.
Bottle type
Dark green Nova Burgundy 75cl
Grape variety
Pedro Ximénez (50%), Moscatel Morisco (40%), Doradilla (10%)
Winemaking
White winemaking, medium maceration, controlled fermentation at 22ºC
Analysis
ALCOHOL CONTENT 13% VOL.
FREE SO2 39 MG/L
TOTAL SO2 82 MG/L
TOTAL ACIDITY 5.62 G/L (T.A.)
VOLATILE ACIDITY 0.30 G/L (V.A.)
RESIDUAL SUGARS 0.47 G/L

Straw yellow with golden glints.
Aromas of honey and ripe stone fruit with subtle hints of orange peel.
On the palate, it is unctuous and deep, with a long finish and a saline touch from the Doradilla
9,50 €