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The flagship treasure from Bodegas Coral Duero. Crafted from centenarian Tempranillo vines planted in 1930 in the Salgadero vineyard. Aged 18 months in French and American oak, followed by 2 years of bottle aging. Despite its grand 15% body, it unveils a velvety smoothness with mesmerizing layers of
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This is more than just a bottle of wine; it is a memory of the terroir spanning nearly a century. "Salgadero 1930" is born from Bodegas Coral Duero's precious single vineyard, "Salgadero." The fruit is harvested from Tempranillo (Tinta de Toro) old vines planted in 1930, now approaching 100 years of age. With roots reaching deep into the earth and yields that are incredibly scarce, every drop condenses the most vital essence of the Toro region.
To tame the powerful soul of these centenarian vines, the winemaker devoted 18 months to oak barrel maturation:
After 1.5 years in barrels and a further 2 years of bottle aging, the wine, bathed in time, reveals breathtaking balance and rich layers.