Ep 50 - Our First Anniversary Wine feat. 2021 Los Bermejos Listan Negro Rosado

We made it to one year and fifty episodes! To celebrate, we had to pick a special rose and a special place. We're drinking the 2021 Los Bermejos Listan Negro Rosado from the Canary Islands. This wine is particularly special because the grapes are grown in Lanzarote, one of the hardest places in the world to grow grapes. The little wine that was produced is a stunner with its minerality, salinity, and elegance. We discuss the climate and terroir of the Canary Islands and how wine producers are able to grow grapes in such extreme conditions. We also reflect upon some of our favorite memories from the last year. We hope you've enjoyed this ride as much as we have.

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