4 bottles of Adamá 2010 & 2011 — Ribera del Duero Adamá 2010 — Ribera del Duero Description A rich Tempranillo with black cherry, plum and blackberry, complemented by cedar and vanilla. Layered and full-bodied, with silky tannins, balanced freshness and a long, savoury finish. Adamá was the first wine of Proyectos Sanctvs, founded in 2004 by Bruno Zazo and Antonio Remacha. According to the bottle label, this vintage comes from Tempranillo vines over 60 years old near Quintana del Pidio, spent 24 months in barrel and was bottled in August 2013. Recommended for drinking now, assuming appropriate storage. Standard 75 cl bottles with excellent labels and capsules. Shipped by tracked courier in protective wine packaging. Awards and ratings - Vivino: 4.4/5 — 2010 vintage. - Gold Medal — Premios Zarcillo 2025. - Gold Medal — Premios Zarcillo 2023. 2 bottles of Adamá 2011 — Ribera del Duero Description Expressive Tempranillo combining ripe blackberry, cherry and cassis with cedar, vanilla and cocoa. A generous, velvety palate reveals dark fruit and spice, followed by a long, savoury finish. Produced by Proyectos Sanctvs from old vines near Quintana del Pidio, this vintage comes from vines over 60 years old. The bottle label records 25 months of barrel ageing and bottling in September 2014. Recommended for drinking now, assuming appropriate storage. Standard 75 cl bottles with excellent labels and capsules. Shipped by tracked courier in protective wine packaging. Awards and ratings - Vivino: 4.4/5 — 2011 vintage. - Gold Medal — Premios Zarcillo 2025. - Silver Medal — Premios Zarcillo 2018.