Sedella

Sedella is an Andalusian red wine, made from Romé and Garnacha grape varieties, native to the region. This wine is produced under an ecological approach, which reinforces its character as an organic wine and highlights its origin in the Axarquía region, in Málaga.

In fact, the Sedella wine has won outstanding recognition in the world of wine, since Robert Parker awarded it 93 points in his prestigious guide, considering this Malaga wine as the best red wine in Andalusia. In fact, there is no other Andalusian red wine that has received an equal or higher score in the magazine “The Wine Advocate”, directed by the renowned North American critic.

Characteristics:

Grape varieties: Romé and Garnacha tinta, native to the region.

Vineyard: The grapes come from the Las Viñuelas de Sedella area, with laminated slate soils. The vines, which were planted in 1940, are centuries old and come from one hectare of vines that ferment with indigenous yeasts in stainless steel. They are then transferred to new French oak barrels for aging, which lasts between 16 and 20 months.

Production: Sedella is made with minimal intervention, using ancestral techniques such as the Roman plow pulled by animals and manual plow. Organic fertilizers based on goat and sheep manure are used, and plant extracts for disease control. In addition, Sedella Vinos uses silver coins inside the barrels as a natural antiseptic and bactericide. This curious procedure, which its winemaker Lauren Rosillo began to experiment with after reading about it in a book, allows the winery to work without sulfur until bottling, avoiding other problems related to winemaking.

Special feature: This process of using silver coins in the barrels is one of the peculiarities that gives Sedella a unique quality, allowing the winery to work in a more natural and environmentally friendly way.

Tasting notes: Sedella is a complex and elegant wine, with aromas reminiscent of the surroundings Mediterranean, with iodine, saline and undergrowth notes. On the palate it is smooth, with a pleasant finish.

Sedella belongs to the emerging D.O. Sierras de Málaga, a designation that is gaining recognition for its high-quality wines, and whose focus on environmentally friendly viticulture is increasingly appreciated.