Charlatán Magnum 2024
Rueda Freshness • 1.5 Liters of Hospitality
"Double dose of freshness: the Magnum version of Charlatán is the ultimate expression of Rueda's typicality, masterfully preserving its citrus and herbal energy."
The Vibrant Soul of César Príncipe
The Charlatán Magnum 2024 is a wine designed for shared enjoyment. Produced by the renowned César Príncipe winery in the D.O. Rueda, this Verdejo breaks stereotypes by offering a structure enhanced by aging on fine lees. In its 1.5-liter format, the wine not only makes a visual impact on the table, but also guarantees superior aromatic longevity, keeping alive the memories of field, fennel, and citrus fruits that define a great Verdejo.
1. Identity Profile
- Winery: César Príncipe.
- Origin: D.O. Rueda, Valladolid, Spain.
- Varietal: 100% Verdejo from stony soils.
- Format: Magnum 1.5 Liters (Ideal for groups).
- Aging: Fermentation in stainless steel with lees stirring.
- Vintage: 2024.
2. Sommelier's Notes
Appearance: Presents a very clean, straw yellow color, with brilliant steel reflections indicating its youth and freshness.
Nose: High intensity and very varietal. Clear notes of grapefruit, lime zest, and the classic touch of fennel and Mediterranean scrub stand out.
Palate: Broad entry that fills the palate. It has a silky texture thanks to its production, balanced by an electric acidity. The finish is long, citrusy, and with that elegant bitter finish characteristic of the Verdejo grape.
3. Character and Style
FRESHNESS / VIBRANCY [ ● ● ● ● ● ]
AROMATIC INTENSITY [ ● ● ● ● ● ]
UNCTION / VOLUME [ ● ● ● ● ○ ]
PARTY POTENTIAL [ ● ● ● ● ● ]
4. Pairing for Large Groups
Seafood and Ceviches: Aguachile shrimp, steamed clams, or Peruvian ceviche with a citrus touch.
Seafood Rices: Mixed paellas, fideuás, or asparagus and seafood risottos.
Service: Enjoy chilled at 8°C. Remember that the Magnum format requires more cooling time to maintain a constant temperature on the table.
5. Why choose a Magnum
The 1.5L Magnum format is a favorite of sommeliers for two reasons: its preservation quality (the wine evolves more slowly) and its social value. It is the perfect bottle to uncork at gatherings, where wine flows at the pace of conversation, ensuring no one is left with an empty glass.
