Valdelosfrailes Clarete 2024

A revamped rosé from Cigales
Box of 6 bottles
£63.90
£10.65 / bottle
Bottle 75cl.

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When it comes to rosés, the D.O. Cigales has a lot to say; in fact, over the past few years it's won the highest awards in all the international competitions. This type of wine is linked to the history of this region, where it’s traditionally been called clarete. Although today there are different styles of rosé in the region, Carlos Moro (Bodegas Familiares Matarromera) has opted to reinterpret the classic clarete. Here’s introducing Valdelosfrailes Clarete 2024. Uncork it to discover a fresh, lively and balanced wine that convinces everyone.  

Consumption features

Serving temperature

Serve at 7-8º C

Consumption time

Until mid-2026

General features

Type of wine

Rosé Wines

Region

Cigales

Grape variety

100% Tempranillo

Type of bottle

Bordeaux

Capacity (cl)

75

Alcohol content (% vol.)

13.5

General Information

This rosé has been awarded important prizes such as gold medals at the Mondial du Rosé and Premios Baco and was included among Wine Spectator’s famous Top 100 wines. We're offering you the new vintage: Valdelosfrailes Clarete 2024. The grapes that went into making this wine were grown on the firm's own vineyards located in Cubillas de Santa Marta and Quintanilla de Trigueros, specifically the Las Costanas and Aldor plots surrounding the winery, whose vines are more than 30 years old and produce Tempranillo grapes that reflect the siliceous soils and lend the wines a minerally touch. It’s also made from Tempranillo grapes from the Valdeví plot, whose deep clay loam soil provides freshness. Its controlled fermentation brings out the intensity of the fruit with floral hints. 

Carlos Moro, the mastermind behind one of the most prestigious winemaking groups in the country (Bodegas Familiares Matarromera) always wanted to own a winery in the region where his family had a winemaking tradition: Cigales. That’s why, after achieving success in Ribera del Duero with his iconic Matarromera winery, in 1999 he established Valdelosfrailes in Cubillas de Santa Marta. Its facilities are surrounded by vineyards, where the Tempranillo or Tinto Fino variety is predominant. 

Valdelosfrailes Clarete 2024 (D.O. Cigales) is ideal with clams a la marinera or baked hake.

Creators' opinion

The winery

Bodega Valdelosfrailes
Sponsored by the family winemaking tradition in the D.O. Cigales, Carlos Moro (Bodegas Familiares Matarromera) founded Bodega Valdelosfrailes in the Valladolid municipality of Cubillas de Santa Marta. From its inception, the winery broke with the winemaking tradition of classic claretes to focus on high-quality wines, vinified primarily with the main variety of the region, the tempranillo, which thrives so well along the Duero river. Bodega Valdelosfrailes owns 60 hectares of its own vineyards and controls an additional 70 hectares.