LA MULA DE LA QUIETUD
TORO ICON
MAGNUM
1.5 LITERS
"Greatness in double format: The Mula de la Quietud in a Magnum presentation represents the ultimate expression of longevity. An elegant giant born from centenary pre-phylloxera vines."
1. Identity Profile
The La Mula de la Quietud 1.5 Liter Magnum Red Wine is a cult oenological jewel designed for collectors and lovers of the D.O. Toro who are looking to purchase the ultimate expression of Tinta de Toro online. Crafted by Quinta de la Quietud from organic vineyards with centenary pre-phylloxera vines, this Magnum format ensures a long-term aging potential of over 25 years and exceptional refinement in its tannins.
- Winery: Quinta de la Quietud.
- Origin: D.O. Toro, Zamora, Spain.
- Varietal: 100% Tinta de Toro (Pre-phylloxera vines).
- Format: Magnum (1500 ml).
- Aging: 20-24 months in new French oak.
- Certification: Organic Wine / Author's Wine.
2. Sommelier's Notes
Appearance: An impenetrable purple-black color. The Magnum format preserves superior chromatic vivacity, with rims showing prolonged youth and majestic evolution.
Nose: Deep, dense, and stately. Intense notes of black fruit in liqueur, graphite, cedar, and an amalgam of fine spices. Upon breathing, it reveals notes of pure cocoa and minerals from the Toro soil.
Palate: An elegant giant. The entry is massive yet astonishingly silky. In Magnum format, the tannins feel even more integrated and polished, with a persistent finish that defines the winery's iconic character.
3. Collection Attributes
AGING POTENTIAL (25+ YEARS) [ ● ● ● ● ● ]
STRUCTURAL COMPLEXITY [ ● ● ● ● ● ]
EXCLUSIVITY FACTOR [ ● ● ● ● ● ]
FORMAT [ MAGNUM COLLECTION ]
4. The Art of Service
Gala Pairing: Perfect for large roasts, suckling lamb, aged beef ribs, or truffle dishes. Its power requires preparations of high flavor intensity.
Preparation: Decanting at least 90 minutes before serving is recommended to awaken its full aromatic complexity. Enjoy strictly at 18°C.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes "La Mula" a pre-phylloxera wine?
It is made with grapes from vineyards that survived the phylloxera plague in the late 19th century, which means the roots are original (own-rooted), granting a purity and depth unattainable for modern vineyards.
Why does the Magnum format favor investment?
Large formats have less surface area in contact with oxygen, which preserves freshness for decades. This makes them extremely coveted in auctions and high-level private collections.