Winemaker Notes
Abetina arrives like a forest after rain with fir tips and potpourri lifting from the glass. Then the fruit asserts itself: spiced cherry, dried cranberry, a peppercorn melody that hums beneath it all. On the palate, cherry reduction deepens into something more concentrated, threaded with fresh cinnamon, clove, and a whisper of salinity that keeps everything honest. The entry is delicate — almost understated — before the wine opens into a generous mid-palate, framed by tannins that are firm but fine-grained, the kind that support rather than interrupt. This is a wine that knows exactly what it is.
