Comando G Rozas

In an interconnected world like ours, it is increasingly difficult to find one’s own style. The key is to seek authenticity and originality within this global context. Although we are exposed to diverse influences, there is always room for uniqueness and personal expression. This is how Comando G, the winemaking project of Fernando García and Daniel Gómez Jiménez Landi, stands out for its unique oenological approach. This winery works with old vineyards in the Sierra de Gredos (Spain), seeking to express the authenticity of the terroir in their wines. So, under a philosophy of minimal intervention, they have created a new category of wine based on regional, village, site and plot wines. Quality wines that reflect the area, the soil, the vintage and the variety and have earned the respect of wine gurus as important as Robert Parker, James Sucking and Tim Atkin.

But if there is one thing that stands out in Comando G’s style, it is that the whole project is centred around three Gs: The Grenache variety, Gredos, as in Sierra de Gredos and Granite, the soil (hence the name of the winery). This is the origin of Comando G Rozas, a village wine, made from old Grenache vines aged over 90 years old, planted on granitic soils and lying 900 metres above sea level. The grapes are harvested by hand when they reach optimum ripeness and are harvested respectfully using biodynamic practices. In the winery, fermentation is spontaneous using native yeasts and aging takes place in foudres, combined with concrete tanks, for 10 months. Finally, it is bottled without clarifying or filtering.

Comando G Rozas reflects the authenticity of the Comando G project and, of course, the terroir of the Sierra de Gredos. An excellent village wine whose Grenache is presented as a fresh, delicate and self-expressive experience.