Vol. 37
El Nido NV

A monstrous wine born from the scorching sun
A passion like a herd of buffalo charging towards the sun.
- Country
- Spain
- Region
- フミーリャ
- Grapes
- No information
- Vintage
- NV
- Producer
- Bodega El Nido
- Appearance scene
- The wine Emilio served to Miyabi and Kido is a super Spanish from Murcia, praised by critics worldwide, like a herd of buffalo charging towards the scorching sun.
総合 82 / 100
Tasting notes
Bodegas El Nido, based in the sun-drenched region of Jumilla, Spain, is a winery that has captured the attention of wine lovers worldwide. Jumilla, located in the Murcia province, is known for its dry climate and abundant sunshine, producing powerful red wines. 'El Nido' stands out as a super-Spanish wine that has garnered acclaim from critics around the globe.
In volume 37 of 'The Drops of God', Emilio serves this wine to Miyabi and Kido. They are struck by its intensity, comparing it to a herd of buffalo charging towards the sun. It's as wild and passionate as the natural landscape of Jumilla itself.
Pour a glass and you'll notice its deep ruby color and thick legs. The nose is rich with aromas of blackberry and cassis, evolving into spicy pepper notes as it opens up. On the palate, you first encounter a lush fruitiness, followed by an acidity that's strong yet smooth. The tannins are dense, providing a well-structured backbone. The finish is long, leaving a profound sense of satisfaction.
This wine harmonizes power and complexity beautifully. Try serving it slightly chilled to highlight its fruitiness even more.