Rioja, Spain· Tempranillo
If you think Rioja only means oak-laden reservas, meet the wine that proves otherwise. Luberri’s Orlegi is a fresh take on Tempranillo, made in the “maceración carbónica” style—think Beaujolais by way of Rioja. The result is juicy, lifted, and utterly drinkable, a Rioja built for the table and for everyday life.
Expect a burst of red berries—raspberry, strawberry, cherry—layered with violets and a subtle spice. The palate is supple and bright, with soft tannins and a lively snap of acidity. It’s a style locals drink by the glass in pintxos bars across the Basque Country: vibrant, thirst-quenching, and never weighed down by oak.
Pair it with tapas, charcuterie, or grilled vegetables, or chill it lightly and pour it alongside burgers or pizza. This is Rioja at its most joyful: honest, expressive, and always asking for another sip.
Orlegi is proof that Rioja can be as fun and refreshing as it is profound.
Rioja, Spain· Tempranillo
If you think Rioja only means oak-laden reservas, meet the wine that proves otherwise. Luberri’s Orlegi is a fresh take on Tempranillo, made in the “maceración carbónica” style—think Beaujolais by way of Rioja. The result is juicy, lifted, and utterly drinkable, a Rioja built for the table and for everyday life.
Expect a burst of red berries—raspberry, strawberry, cherry—layered with violets and a subtle spice. The palate is supple and bright, with soft tannins and a lively snap of acidity. It’s a style locals drink by the glass in pintxos bars across the Basque Country: vibrant, thirst-quenching, and never weighed down by oak.
Pair it with tapas, charcuterie, or grilled vegetables, or chill it lightly and pour it alongside burgers or pizza. This is Rioja at its most joyful: honest, expressive, and always asking for another sip.
Orlegi is proof that Rioja can be as fun and refreshing as it is profound.
