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López de Heredia
If heritage shapes the pour, López de Heredia is the argument incarnate. This is a winery that has refused to bend to fashion since 1877, aging its white wines in barrel and bottle for years before release — a practice most producers abandoned decades ago. The 2015 Viña Gravonia is a masterclass in how tradition creates something no modern technique can replicate: a white wine with the gravitas of a great red, the freshness of a wine half its age, and a complexity that unfolds over hours. It stands alongside the Vajra Barolo as a European estate where roots hold fast against every passing wind.
