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D.O.2023 · 14.5% ABV
El Vigilia Lataya 2023 — Gil Family Estates — Almansa
BTL · 750 MLSERVE 16–18°C
Gil Family Estates · Almansa
New vintage

El Vigilia Lataya

D.O. · Vintage 2023
complexrich

A single-parcel "vigilia". Inky, dense, violet, plum, dark chocolate.

Soil
Altitude
Body
Medium-full
Acidity
Medium
Cellaring
4–8 yrs
€ 15,00per bottle, excl. VAT
ProducerGil Family Estates
RegionAlmansa
AppellationD.O.
Vintage2023
Grape varietyGarnacha Tintorera
TypeRed
FarmingSustainable
VinificationHand harvest, indigenous yeasts, gentle pressing, gravity-fed cellar.
Oak ageingFrench, 16 mo
Alcohol14.5%
BodyMedium-full
AcidityMedium
Serving temperature16–18°C
Cellaring potential4–8 yrs
№ 02
— Tasting note

In the glass.

A single-parcel "vigilia". Inky, dense, violet, plum, dark chocolate. A wine that holds a clear voice from the first pour through the last, rewarding both the patient drinker and the busy table.
Aroma
complex, rich
Palate
precise
Finish
long
№ 03
— Food pairing

At the table.

Tested at our own service — 17 pairings across 6 courses.

Meat Dishes05

Grilled steak · Duck breast · Braised veal · Game meat · Peking duck

Pasta & Risotto03

Tomato-based pasta · Pasta Bolognese · Stuffed pasta

Cheese & Cheese-Based Dishes01

Cheese fondue

Breads, Baked Goods & Street Food03

Margherita pizza · Shawarma · Classic beef burger

Spanish Dishes02

Pulpo a la Gallega (Galician octopus) · Pimientos de Padrón

Sauces03

Tomato sauce (classic Italian) · Pesto (basil or sun-dried tomato) · Port wine reduction

Sommelier note

Open 30 minutes before service. Decant for younger vintages. Avoid over-chilling — serve closer to the warmer end of the recommended range when paired with richer dishes.

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№ 04
— The producer

Gil Family Estates

Jumilla · Almansa · Rueda · Rías Baixas · est. 1916

A shared commitment to quality, tradition, and sustainability across eleven distinct estates — each with its own identity, all rooted in their place.

Key grapes
Monastrell · Verdejo · Albariño · Garnacha · Syrah · Cabernet Sauvignon
Farming
Organic and sustainable practices across all estates
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