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Noceda del Bierzo

Bierzo

Eastern Bierzo, on cooler slate slopes climbing toward the León-Asturias divide. Small but committed group of paraje-focused producers.

The wines of Noceda del Bierzo are made primarily from Godello, Mencía.

Vineyard Map

Climate

The eastern flank of Bierzo, climbing toward the Montes Aquilianos. Cooler than the central valley with stronger continental influence — late spring frost is the main risk, and the diurnal swing is the widest in the DO. Long, slow ripening preserves acidity and lift.

Terroir

SlateSchist

Mixed terroir of slate, schist, and weathered river terraces. The Camino de Santiago corridor cuts through here; vineyards are scattered between Roman roads and medieval villages on south-facing slopes carved by the Boeza and Meruelo rivers.

Typical Aromas

wild cherryslatewild herbspomegranatemountain spice
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What it tastes like

Body

Medium

Acidity

Bright

Tannin

Firm

Oak

A touch of oak

Ripeness

Fresh

Concentration

Medium

Reds

Medium-bodied and bright, with firm tannin; red fruit, a floral lift and a herbal edge, with a taut finish.

red fruit · floral · herbal · stony · taut

Body

Medium

Acidity

Bright

Oak

No oak

Ripeness

Fresh

Concentration

Medium

Whites

Medium-bodied and bright; stone fruit, orchard fruit and citrus, with a taut finish.

stone fruit · apple and pear · citrus · floral · stony

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Similar styles

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Grapes of Bierzo

Frequently Asked Questions

What grapes grow in Noceda del Bierzo?▼
The main grapes in Noceda del Bierzo (Bierzo) include Godello, Mencía.
What soils are found in Noceda del Bierzo?▼
Noceda del Bierzo sits on slate, schist soils, which contribute to the distinctive character of its wines.

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