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Pure airén grape. You will never have encountered anything comparable to this rendition of the native Manchegan variety presented by the García de Lara family. With over a century of history, this company—founded in 2017—returns to the family vineyards (some dating back to the 17th century) to revive traditional wines, but crafted with the most modern methods, techniques, and equipment. Nothing will compare to the first sip of García de Lara Finca Villalobillos Airén Pie Franco Fermentado en Barrica, where you can discover Villalobillos, the estate where the clusters of this white wine are cultivated. This plot, spanning about 284 hectares, was purchased by an ancestor of the family in the 17th century, and today, there is a dedicated effort not only to recover but also to maintain what was planted back then. With considerable luck, the García de Lara family has preserved these white vines, planted in 1935, which survived phylloxera without grafting, allowing continued enjoyment of García de Lara Finca Villalobillos Airén Pie Franco Fermentado en Barrica. All of these can be found in the upper part of the estate, at an altitude of approximately 708 meters, on stony and limestone soils.
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