El Nido is the counterpart to Clío, but from a different angle. Whereas the Clío features Monastrell, here it's Cabernet Sauvignon that dominates, imposing its character and shaping a fascinating wine from start to finish.

At first glance, its deep, intense bigarreau color, marked by bluish tears that tint the glass, heralds an exceptional sensory experience. Its expressive nose reveals a bouquet of blueberries and blackberries, enriched by mineral, tobacco and chocolate notes. Barrel aging lends a subtle toasty touch, adding an extra dimension to this rich, harmonious wine.

On the palate, its maturity expresses itself with elegance, offering a savory texture and balsamic nuances that prolong the pleasure. A memorable finish that fully justifies the international critics' enthusiasm.