Michelini i Mufatto Post Crucifixión

The 2020 Post-Crucifixión is quite different from the 2021 that I tasted side by side with this. There's 1.3% higher alcohol here (it's 13.2%), which is noticeable. It has an incredibly perfumed nose that is warm and Mediterranean—it makes me think of a Garnacha—very much reminiscent of a Rayas, with notes of wild berries and aromatic herbs, truffles, forest floor and a twist of cherries in liqueur with the development and the complexity of an incipient bouquet. It has a lush and round palate, with some dusty tannins. This has a very different profile, extraordinary. This is from a very small plot of 0.25 hectares that only delivered one 500-liter barrel that filled a total of 593 bottles. It was bottled in October 2021.

Extremely delicate, almost colourless. The aromas are pretty open with an earthy character. Ash, smoke, mineral, balsamic touch, a distinctive and idiosyncratic nose. I find a connection to Jura wines. Unmistakably made from very delicate and old grapes. A truly genuine wine within the region.