Retour Diego Magaña - Bierzo DO - Seleccion de Parcelas - Red - 2022
COUNTRY/REGION: Spain
DESIGNATION: Bierzo DO
COLOR: Red
VINTAGE: 2022
GRAPE VARIETY: 100% Mencia
ALCOHOL: 13.5 vol.
CONTENT: 75 cl
The tasting
Color Bright carmine red.
Nose Delicate and expressive nose, marked by notes of warm cherries, a subtle woody touch and aromatic freshness of eucalyptus and mint leaves.
Palate The palate is balanced with present but mellow tannins, offering beautiful finesse, good digestibility and a harmonious whole.
The sommelier's advice
Temperature Serve at 14 to 16°C.
Food Young Manchego cheese, roast lamb, meat empanadas.
Cellar ageing From now until 2030, and beyond for enthusiasts.
The estate and the wine
The estate and the wine A rising star on the Spanish wine scene, Diego Magaña is quickly establishing himself as one of the most gifted winemakers in Rioja. At his Dominio de Anza estate, he crafts precise, elegant wines with instant charm and approachability.

A protégé of the legendary Raúl Pérez, he’s part of the new wave of Rioja producers giving Bierzo’s best a run for their money.

Working with very old vines at elevations over 500 meters, Diego takes a meticulous approach. Aging is handled with a French touch — in large oak barrels that add texture without overwhelming the wine’s character.

Praised by Robert Parker’s team and increasingly sought-after by collectors, Diego Magaña’s reputation is soaring — and rightly so.
Wine Beautifully ripe and exquisitely balanced, the 2022 Bierzo Selección de Parcelas Red offers delicate aromas of warm cherry, accented by subtle oak, fresh mint, and a hint of eucalyptus. Generous on the palate without being heavy, its measured alcohol and present yet polished tannins create a remarkably refined and easy-drinking structure. Elegant now, and set to evolve beautifully over the next five years or more. Rated 94/100 by Parker’s team.
Vinification Hand harvested. Vinification in 2,500-litre vats. Maceration for 3 weeks. Aged for 12 months in vats.
AWARDS
AWARDS Wine rated 92/100 by our committee!
Robert Parker: 94/100