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Parmí, La Coma
(lah koh-MAH)

 

Tasting Notes: Every once in a while, we are lucky enough to taste a wine that leaves us speechless. La Coma, the flagship wine of the estate, is just such a wine. Named for the daughter of owners Michele and Giovanna, it is an exceedingly rare bottling of 100% Carignan from Priorat, from vines 110+ years old. The minerality and cleanliness of this wine are almost too much to bear– one sip animates the mouth for 15 or 20 minutes, lingering, hinting, inspiring. With notes of brandy-soaked cherries, black plum, coffee beans, and mesquite.

Location Cataluña, España.
(Priorat)
4 hectares.
Soil Black slate and quartzite (mica) soil.
Estate Parmí.
(PAHR-mee)
Vine Traditional bush pruning.
1,000 vines/hectare.
.3-.6 bottle/plant yield.
Winemaker Michele Riva.
(me-shel-lay REE-vah)
Vinification Maceration and fermentation in large oak vats.
Varietals 100% Cariñena. Barrel 1st passage French oak.
Residual Sugar 3.2 grams per liter. Maturation 20+ months in the barrel.
6 months in the bottle.
Acidity 5.6 grams per liter. Vintage Production 250 cases.
Alcohol 14.5% by volume. Foot Fairing Filet mignon, duck live paté, and salty, hard cheeses.
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