Dominio de Pingus Pingus Tinto Fino 2020
Pingus is an icon of Spanish winemaking, producing some of the most sought-after bottles in the country, if not the world.
Pingus is Danish winemaker Peter Sisseck's Tempranillo project in north-central Spain - Pingus was Sisseck's childhood nickname.
From humble beginnings to today's small but modern winery in Ribera del Duero, Pete's focus has been on making Spain's greatest red wine, from 'restored' old Tempranillo vines. In recent years oak usage has been pulled back, aiming for a more refined expression.
The fruit for Pingus comes from two walled vineyards, or clos, not far from each other - Barroso and San Cristobal, with very different soil types - more gravel in Barroso, more clay in San Cristobal.
Roast lamb and Paella
Masculine and serious, tight and deep, with satsuma plum and black cherry jubey fruits. Inky and layered, meaty and tannic.
Rich, tight, focused palate, restrained power and great balance, fine long expansive tannins glinting with deep-set minerality.
