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A delicious and complex blend of indigenous old vine varieties showing a new side to modern Spain - with freshness and vibrancy at the core. Predominantly Merseguera (80%) with some Malvasia and Tortosi - the grapes are sourced from a 3.5 hectare plot on the Venta Vella estate, 620 metres above sea level. A nose of fresh lemon peel, white flowers and white peach. On the palate the fruit competes with the saline, flinty characters. Medium bodied with good weight and texture. The wine has a vibrancy driven by freshness of acidity. This is in contrast to Merseguera's reputation for being low acid and oxidative. Still, in Gabriel's careful hands he tames it into a pure, characterful and fresh expression, reflecting a new wave of Spanish wines.

Would make a perfect match with the local Valencian mussels called clóchinas.

Can'Leandro La Vella Merseguera - Malvasia 2023

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Attributes

  • Type: White Wine

  • Country: Spain

  • Region: Valencia

  • Vintage: 2023

  • ABV: 12.5%

  • Size: 75cl

Can Leandro

Can’ Leandro was founded at the start of 2013 by Gabriel and Alberto Sanchis Mestre, transforming their family wine business to one focused on bottling their own wines from the local, traditional varieties. Situated near Ontinyent – a town mid-way between Valencia and Murcia, and 50km from the coast - they craft authentic wines with a modern profile from old Monastrell, Merseguera and Bonicaire vineyards that they have rejuvenated.

Valencia

Valencia, located on Spain's eastern coast, is a prominent wine region known for its diverse wine offerings and favourable Mediterranean climate. It enjoys warm, sunny weather with mild winters, creating ideal conditions for viticulture.
It is particularly celebrated for its robust reds made from local varieties such as Monastrell and Tempranillo, which offer rich fruit flavours, depth, and well-structured profiles. The area also produces notable whites from varieties like Merseguera and Verdejo, known for their freshness, citrus notes, and balanced acidity.