The Tondonia vineyard, planted 110 years ago, is located on the right bank of the Ebro and the entire area belongs to Lopez de Heredia. Viña Tondonia wines are always complex, spicy and lively, but this outstanding vintage is fuller and deeper than usual. Tertiary notes are already emerging on the nose, but the fruit is still alive. Beside the orange peel, truffles, tobacco and hummus, it reveals aromas of plums and blueberries. The palate is concentrated, but not at all full-bodied or heavy. The bright acids are accompanied by polished tannins on the finish. It’s a serious, thought-provoking wine with an original style. It wouldn’t be a mistake to open it now, but it's good to know that each Tondonia Reserva has at least 30-40 years of ageing potential.