Rompecepas Blanco 2023
Blanco de parcela desde la D.O. Vinos de Madrid
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Rompecepas Blanco 2023 es un vino blanco de parcela diseñado por Marc Isart a partir de cepas viejas de malvar, airén, torrontés y Jaén, ubicadas a 5 leguas de la capital madrileña. Bodegas Cinco Leguas solo ha producido 850 botellas de este original blanco distinguido por su honestidad y personalidad.
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General features
Type of wine
Region
Type of barrel
Barricas usadas de roble francés con una capacidad de 300 litros
Type of bottle
Burgundy Bottle
Barrel aging time
9 meses
Capacity (cl)
75
The winery
Winery
Bodegas Cinco Leguas is the personal project of Marc Isart, a young Catalan winemaker based in Madrid, associated with unique and legendary projects such as Comando G or Bernabeleda.
Cinco Leguas is the evolution of La Maldición, with the aim of producing honest wines, “wines to give pleasure and quench thirst,” from forgotten vineyards in the midst of an austere landscape with its own identity.
The project is located in the Madrid town of Chinchón. It all begins in what was once a suit factory, which later became a sparkling wine cellar and subsequently an anise factory. The name of the winery (5 leguas) refers to the maximum distance where the vineyards of the wines of the Villa de Madrid could be located. This rule has been governed by royal decree for centuries for the town of Madrid.
Isart's personal endeavor stems from old forgotten vineyards of tinto fino, malvar, and torrontés from Madrid (Alarije) located in the municipalities of Belmonte de Tajo, Colmenar de Oreja, and Chinchón. These are dry-farmed, old vines that survive in a continental climate with an annual rainfall of 460 mm, characterized by dry, hot summers and cold, extreme winters.
A philosophy that seeks to preserve traditions, an identity, organic viticulture, and a minimally interventionist winemaking approach are the keys to this Madrid winery that produces honest wines that unmistakably reflect their terroir of origin.