Dominio de Atauta La Roza 2017

There are remarkable wine regions across the globe, each with its distinct grape varieties, wine styles, and unique characteristics that make them stand out and appeal to oenophiles. In the case of Dominio de Atauta, a winery situated in the province of Soria, in the eastern part of the Ribera del Duero region (Spain), it derives its name from a small eponymous wine valley renowned for its high-quality wine production. This area is distinguished by a diversity of soils, orientations, and altitudes, offering exceptional wines from its landscapes. Among its esteemed creations, Dominio de Atauta La Roza is a red wine made from 100% Tinto Fino grapes sourced from a site named “Las Rozas,” where the winery has committed to restoring 689 vines that are 165 years old. Spread over 0.24 ha divided into three plots, the soil composition includes sand, clay, and limestone. Here, organic farming practices are employed alongside techniques preserved in the valley for over five centuries. The har