Wines from well-known wine regions like Ribera del Duero, Rioja, Bordeaux, Burgundy, and Tuscany are generally rated higher by wine connoisseurs and wine writers. The same goes for more well-known grapes like Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. Our local Bobal grape is an outsider in that respect.
Climate change directly affects the future of wine. Rising temperatures, drought and extreme weather make sustainable viticulture more important than ever. That’s why we’re proud to officially become an IWCA Silver Member, an important international recognition for wineries actively working to reduce climate impact.
Wine carries an entire culture with it, a culture of origin, of endless variety, of history and stories. Wine is a global drink.
After 12 years of hard work, investment, and continuing to believe in what we do, it is now time to reap the rewards! This recognition shows that organic wine is no longer a niche but is increasingly becoming the norm.
It is an emotional time for our team at Neleman due to the recent floods in Spain. Our hearts are heavy when we think of the many people affected by this disaster, especially those in our local community
Sulfite-free wine can be compared to fresh natural products. Fruit, for example. Once you have bitten into an apple, you have to eat it all – which is of course no punishment. If you leave it, it will turn brown.
