Telmo Rodríguez ‘El Transistor’ Verdejo 2024 speri notes of native forest and

notes of native forest and a hint of graphite

It's just what you'd expect from a Bordeaux at this price-point

small pleasant touches of fern or coriander are found as well

laurel and spearmint with cranberry

The solera of the Antique Fino is used to feed the third criadera of Antique Amontillado

Telmo Rodríguez ‘El Transistor’ Verdejo 2024 speri notes of native forest andEl Transistor is selected from two old patches of pre phylloxera dry grown bush vine. Verdejo which produce deeply flavoured, textural wines. One parcel is the classical stony clay soil of Ruedas plateau, the other is sandy soil down near the river. Why the name El Transistor? Telmos Verdejo vines are plagued by wild boars (see the back label) coming out of the adjacent forest to feast at night on the near ripe tangy green gold fruit. To ward of the