The picking of the Viura and White Tempranillo around the town of Haro marks the beginning of harvest season at GÓMEZ CRUZADO. During this early, warm and dry year, significantly affected by a late-season frost at the end of April, there will be a short and high-quality vintage, thanks to a final ripening stage that was balanced and slow.
The GÓMEZ CRUZADO winery in Haro’s Barrio de la Estación is debuting the 2015 vintage of its PANCRUDO TERROIR SELECTION. This wine is an expression of Garnacha grown in a cold pre-mountainous area from old vineyards located across several different plots around the village of Badarán, in the Upper Najerilla Valley. Compared to the limit vintages the 2013 and 2014, 2015 gives a warmer and more ripened profile, maintaining the freshness achieved in this area.
