Antidoto Ribera del Duero La Hormiga 2021 CALIOTHER The Collottes grew grapes here

The Collottes grew grapes here for four generations without bottling any of it

From the winemaker: Gold in the Hills is a nod to California's history and the vineyard on which it it grown

pre-WWI stash of Clouet Champagne discovered in a hidden cellar

this bottling in particular is defined by an herbaceous and piney character with a distinct gentian note

Antidoto Ribera del Duero La Hormiga 2021 CALIOTHER The Collottes grew grapes hereA Loire vigneron gone rogue in the high country of Ribera del Duero. Bertrand Sourdais, a Frenchman from Chinon, put down roots in Soria, the cold, nearly 1,000 meter eastern edge of the appellation where gnarled old vines survive that most of Spain forgot. La Hormiga ("the ant") comes from iron rich red clay on the Duero's right bank, farmed organically and aged in French oak barrels (about ten months for the 2021; recent vintages 15 18 months in