M. Ant. de la Riva, Sherry, Amontillado Extra, Solera 1819 Barbaresco and wonderful tertiary aromas of

and wonderful tertiary aromas of dried and candied fruits

Sauvignon Blanc is more than a grape variety

He began bottling his family’s wines under his name

Santa Maria Valley style of Pinot Noir are not necessarily going to find synchronicity with Charles & Mikey’s vision for this wine

M. Ant. de la Riva, Sherry, Amontillado Extra, Solera 1819 Barbaresco and wonderful tertiary aromas ofInto neck or better; dusty bottles and labels, one stained and torn label edge Bodegas de la Riva was founded in Jerez in the latter part of the 19th Century by Manuel Antonio de la Riva. He purchased an existing bodega and 53 hectares of vineyards in the Pago Macharnudo district, which sits at high elevation with very pure limestone soils and, at the time, was one of the oldest vineyard areas in the area. Though under different ownership today, the