Cote - spanish wines

Carlota is Cote’s only daughter, the soul of the project and his greatest pride. She is already playing an active role in the winemaking. Carlota is always released later, in very limited quantities, after 21 months of barrel ageing.

Granuja means mischievous in Spanish. This strange name is a tribute to Cote's maternal grandfather, Teofilo Reyes, who was the godfather of the Ribera wines, but who was also a joker. This Granuja is a blend of Tempranillo grapes from 5 different terroirs: two in Ribera del Duero (Gumiel and Baños de Valdearrados), Toro, Cigales and Valtiendas. The result is a surprising synergy between these 5 terroirs and the ultimate expression of what tempranillo can give you in Castille-Leon. A perfect tribute indeed for Teófilo !

The most outstanding of Cote's creations. This Cote Luna is a blend od three varietals which are rarely found side to side in the region or even any region of Spain: Aragonés, Petit Verdot and Grenache. What's more, they are 40 and 180 year-old, prephylloxeric vines. And what a result! This wine is better then a great many Riberas...