The Winery

San Alejandro

A project that began with the enthusiasm and effort of a group of restless winegrowers who decided to put their land, their vineyards and their wine to good use.

Today this dream has become the benchmark winery of the D.O. Calatayud and the world of Garnacha.

A place of exceptional nature "An extreme land, of contrasts, of uncertain landscapes, which you have to know how to listen to... and understand".

Wines that hide secret messages, that have the power to speak to you and stop time.

Wines from a land where the impossible is possible.

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Tasting notes

Look

Cherry red color, bright, clean and intense.

Smell

Subtle, with notes of spices (cloves, cinnamon, cardamom), cherry liqueur and sweet orange.

Taste

Silky, with a varietal golosidad complemented by a refreshing acidity and tannins high precision.

Information

Ageing

Crianza
Appellation

Calatayud
Grape

Garnacha Tintorera, Arcos, Moristel, Bobal
Country

Spain
Recommended Pairing

Rice with meat, Goat cheeses, Sausages, Meats, White meats
Zones

Aragón
Alcohol

14%
Ocasiones

Cena sin niños, BBQ con amigos
VIVINO Points

3,9
Tipo de Vino

Tinto

Clos Baltasar

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Description of Clos Baltasar

CLOS Baltasar is born from the blending of small grape vinifications from very unique vineyards in the most typical areas of the D. O. Calatayud. It is an intense, deep and balanced wine. Made with old Garnacha accompanied by a small percentage of other varieties such as Miguel de Arco, Bobal and Moristel present in the vineyard. Awarded in the 2019 editions with gold in the Decanter World Wine Awards and in the Bacchus International Competition and silver in the Concours International Grenaches du Monde.

Ideal pairing

White meats
Meats
Sausages
Goat cheeses
Rice with meat

Making notes Clos Baltasar

Notas del Viñedo

Very unique vineyards of small plots of the zones of greater typicality of Dr. Calatayud. Planted in the villages of Atea and Acered, in the heart of the Sierra de Santa Cruz at an average altitude of 900 meters, where the soil is from mount and red chalkboard.