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Tempranillo Peludo

Tempranillo Peludo is a rare, low-vigour clone valued in Rioja for its finesse, acidity, and aging potential—a quiet revival of Spain’s heritage in the glass.

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    Tempranillo Peludo

    A rare, downy-leaved clone of Spain’s flagship grape, Tempranillo Peludo (“hairy Tempranillo”) is prized by Rioja growers for its finesse and resilience. Less vigorous than its better-known sibling, it ripens more slowly, yielding wines of greater acidity and finer tannin - ideal for aging. In the glass, it brings a slightly lifted profile: redcurrant, dried rose, and subtle spice, with a touch of herbal freshness. Though plantings are limited, its quiet revival reflects a growing appreciation for nuance and site expression within the Tempranillo family. A heritage clone rediscovered, Peludo adds poise and longevity to Rioja’s evolving identity.