Los Bermejos Listan Negro Rosado 2024
We have 24 in stock (Inventory is live and accurate)
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Soil Type: Vines thrive in 'hoyos' dug through volcanic ash and lava, reaching fertile soil beneath. This unique setup imparts a pronounced minerality to the wine.
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Elevation: The island's elevation tempers the heat, preserving the grapes' delicate flavors and acidity.
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Grape Varieties: Made from 100% Listán Negro, the rosé is characterized by vibrant aromas of pomegranate and strawberries, balanced by a refreshing acidity.
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Winemaking: The wine is directly pressed without maceration, preserving its pale color and delicate flavors.
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Farming Practices: Sustainable methods are paramount, with each vine hand-tended and protected by rock walls, reflecting a deep commitment to quality and environmental stewardship.
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Tasting Notes: The wine offers a lively bouquet of strawberries and pomegranate, matched with a crisp acidity on the palate, resulting in a balanced and refreshing rosé.
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Pairing: Perfect with light dishes like seafood or salads, enhancing the meal with its fresh, fruity character.
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About the Producer: Bermejos, led by Ignacio Valdera, epitomizes the innovative spirit and resilience of Lanzarote's winemaking, producing exceptional wines that mirror the island's extreme yet unique viticultural landscape.
We ship wine to most states with a $100 minimum order for shipping. We don't ship spirits nor beer.
Weather shipping advisory: Orders placed during times of extreme heat or extreme cold will be held for no charge until more favorable weather returns.
Sustainable vineyard farming is an environmentally conscious approach that prioritizes long-term ecological balance, economic viability, and social responsibility. Unlike organic farming, sustainable practices do not necessarily exclude synthetic chemicals, but rather focus on minimizing their usage, carefully managing resources like water and energy, protecting biodiversity, and reducing waste and carbon footprint. Wineries employing sustainable methods often integrate modern technology and traditional practices to improve efficiency and maintain healthy vineyards. Certifications like "SIP Certified" or "LIVE Certified" help validate sustainability efforts. However, sustainable farming differs distinctly from organic, as sustainable producers may use synthetic inputs in moderation if deemed necessary for the overall health and productivity of their vineyards.
