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Pinea Wines: Tempranillo from Ribera del Duero
Quick summary: Pinea is a Ribera del Duero winery in Burgos that produces 100% Tempranillo wines from old vines, harvested by hand. At La Cava Shop, you can find 17 by Pinea 2021 in 750 ml bottles and 1.5 L Magnums.
Pinea: Old-Vine Tempranillo in Ribera del Duero
Pinea was founded in Ribera del Duero with a clear goal: to make wines that express the elegance and purity of the terroir. Its old vineyards, some over 90 years old, grow at altitudes of more than 900 meters and are harvested by hand. The winemaker is Isaac Fernández, and the winery’s name comes from a large stone pine tree next to the vineyards. The first wines were released in 2017.
17 by Pinea: The Gateway to the Winery
Two formats from the same 2021 vintage:
- 17 by Pinea 2021 Red Wine: 750 ml bottle, ideal for lamb, grilled meats, and aged cheeses.
- 17 by Pinea Magnum 2021 Red Wine: 1.5 L Magnum format, ideal for large tables, gifts, and celebrations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pinea?
Pinea is a Ribera del Duero winery in Burgos that produces 100% Tempranillo wines from old vines. Its first wines were released in 2017, and its range includes Pinea, 17 by Pinea, PSOUL, and KORDE.
Where are Pinea wines made?
In Ribera del Duero, in the province of Burgos, Castilla y León. Its old vineyards are at altitudes of more than 900 meters, and the grapes are harvested by hand.
What is 17 by Pinea?
17 by Pinea is the gateway to the winery and an expression of northern Ribera del Duero. At La Cava Shop, we offer the 2021 vintage in 750 ml bottles and 1.5 L Magnums.
What should I pair Pinea wine with?
Thanks to its Tempranillo structure, it pairs well with lamb, game, grilled meats, flame-grilled cuts, and aged cheeses.
Do you ship wine throughout Mexico?
Yes. At La Cava Shop, we ship throughout Mexico, and shipping is free on orders of $1,499 or more.
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