El Esquilón

More reductive than the 2021 but the tannins actually behave themselves - though there's still plenty. The fruit here is gorgeous - riper, more generous, but not sliding into sweetness. Less challenging than its younger sibling, but that terroir signature still cuts through clearly. Juicy as hell. Funny thing is, even with all this approachability, it still feels closed. Give it time and this could be special. Right now it's like watching a talented musician warming up - you know the real show hasn't started yet.