Beschrijving
Dominio de Pingus PSI D.O. - Spanje (rood)
PSI zijn de initialen van Peter Sisseck. De wijnstok afgebeeld op het etiket refereert naar de Griekse letter Psi, die dezelfde vorm heeft. Proefnotitie: Diep en jong van kleur. Een fijnere Tempranillo‐expressie van het hoogste niveau: klasse, fruit, zacht, zonnig. Andere structuur dan de overige wijnen van dit domein, in een minder rijpe stijl. Vlezige aanzet met heel veel fruit dat in het begin nog wat gebukt gaat onder de tannines. Een wijn die in het begin erg veel lucht nodig heeft. Sappige finale met een knipoog naar de authentieke Riberastijl van toen.
De PSI van 2021:
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86% Tinto Fino, 12% Garnacha, 2% Albillo
Reviews
93-95/100
R. Parker
A new era starts in 2021, when they got a new winemaker for PSI. The 2021 PSI—still unbottled, as it should have an élevage of 20 months—comes from a cooler year than 2020, but it was also a drier vintage and the wine has more finesse than in 2020. It develops a note of honey, beeswax and pollen—Peter thinks this comes from the wine from Gumiel de Izán (and it also happens in Quintana del Pidio), as the 2021 has a significant percentage from Gumiel de Izán. 2021 is an approachable vintage, and the wine feels very elegant. It has 14.1% alcohol, slightly higher than 2020, but even if they do not harvest looking at the alcohol, they try to avoid going over 14%. I tasted a sample from 80% oak vat and 20% in barrel, with some new barrels. This is going in the right direction. They expect to bottle some 360,000 bottles. As they harvest early, they start the élevage almost one month earlier than others, so they think the wine might be bottled in May 2023.
93-95/100
R. Parker
A new era starts in 2021, when they got a new winemaker for PSI. The 2021 PSI—still unbottled, as it should have an élevage of 20 months—comes from a cooler year than 2020, but it was also a drier vintage and the wine has more finesse than in 2020. It develops a note of honey, beeswax and pollen—Peter thinks this comes from the wine from Gumiel de Izán (and it also happens in Quintana del Pidio), as the 2021 has a significant percentage from Gumiel de Izán. 2021 is an approachable vintage, and the wine feels very elegant. It has 14.1% alcohol, slightly higher than 2020, but even if they do not harvest looking at the alcohol, they try to avoid going over 14%. I tasted a sample from 80% oak vat and 20% in barrel, with some new barrels. This is going in the right direction. They expect to bottle some 360,000 bottles. As they harvest early, they start the élevage almost one month earlier than others, so they think the wine might be bottled in May 2023.
Specificaties
| Alcoholpercentage | 12.0% |
| Inhoud | 75 cl |
