Commando G toppers 2022

New from Comando G White wine aged under flor

Single vineyard at an altitude of 1,200m with an area of 0.3 hectares. The vineyard's name refers to its northern orientation. 2010 is the first vintage ever vinified of Rumbo al Norte. Production of +/- 1,400 bottles.

On of the most impressive vineyards of Comando G. It was virtually abandoned when Fernando and Daniel found it - and saved it. Facing North, at an altitude of 1100 m, on granite and sand soils, it is only half an hectare, but its vines are 70 years old. The Spanish Château Rayas!

2016 marked the first vintage of El Tamboril Tinto, made from Garnacha vines over 70 years old, planted on a north-facing slope in the Gredos region, south of Madrid. The vines sit at an altitude of 1230 metres. El Tamboril is typically harvested as late as October, yet still struggles to reach even a modest 12.5% alc/vol. The age of the vines, their elevation, and the tiny size of this Grenache parcel—just half a hectare—make it one of Comando G’s rarest and most sought-after cuvées.

One of the first and most famous crus of Comando G, in Rozas de Puerto Real. Facing the East, this 0,5 ha vineyard is located at an altitude of 1,000 m above sea level, on granite soils. Is is conducted according to the biodynamics principles.

Last vintage ever! El Reventón is undoubtedly one of the best Grenaches in the world, and one of Spain's top wines. It comes from a vineyard that is more than fifty years old, situated on rather steep slate hillsides.

Las Iruelas is one of Daniel Landi's "grands crus". It is located in the village of El Tiemblo, in the Province of Avila. In contrast with the other crus where the soil is made of granite, the vines of Las Iruelas grow on slate, facing East, at some 1000 m above sea-level. An outstanding wine.