Guía Peñin (99/100)
R. Parker (96/100)
As I visited them and had more time, we tasted some back vintages to see the evolution, and he uncorked a bottle of the 2021 Lumière that I hadn't tasted, possibly because of the difficulties with COVID-19 at the time. The wine has an explosive nose of spice, cumin and clove, a sharp palate and very tasty flavors. It's aging at a very slow pace, and I guess it should continue for a good few years... It was also a dry year, but the summer was cool, and the wines have very good freshness, acidity and balance. Muchada tells me this bottling starts showing much better three years after the harvest. He believes 2023 is going to age in a similar way as this 2021. 3,670 bottles produced.