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Contubernium Ø

There are always
a first time

Get an introduction to the Marco de Jerez!

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The Marco de Jerez is a unique area where very special traditional wines are produced.

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The Marco de Jerez is a dynamic area with a multitude of new projects.

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The Marco de Jerez is unique and diverse, so much so that a club like this one will help you understand it better… while you enjoy yourself.

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All Contubernio Ø wines can be purchased separately.

What do you have
the box Ø?

What's in the box Ø?

6 wines from the Marco de Jerez

The box of six bottles include wines from the region or inspired by traditional aging from Jerez. Some of them will be wines that are not available in the store or limited editions impossible to get.

Welcome Letter

Our humble welcome to this club of good taste.

Tasting game

Tasting set consisting of two 10 cl. bottles. each.

Arguments

Books summarizing the arguments of past editions.

Video training

All editions have a detailed video explanation.

Poster

Folded poster “El Marco de Jerez in four words”.

These are the wines of the last edition of Contubernio Ø

Do you want to
more information?

These are some of the general categories of wines that you can find in any of the editions of Contubernio Ø.

Chamomile

Dry white wine, with its own denomination of origin. Made from Palomino grapes and aged under a layer of yeast called velo de flor.

Fino

Dry white wine made from Palomino grapes, aged under the layer of yeasts that make up the veil of flor. Aging in American oak barrels.

Amontillado

From Palomino grapes, combined with aging under flor veil, with a subsequent period in which the flor veil disappears and the wine is exposed to oxidation.

Cut stick

A wine of great complexity that combines the aromatic delicacy of amontillado and the full-bodied palate of oloroso.

Oloroso

It is a wine made from Palomino grapes. The special structure that it shows from the beginning advises tasters to use it for oxidative aging.

Sweet

From musts from very ripe or sunny grapes, generally of the Pedro Ximénez or Moscatel varieties.