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I explain why I made a wine named after my great-grand\u00adfa\u00adther and where the draw\u00ading on its label comes from.<\/p>\n

I have no mem\u00ado\u00adries of my fam\u00adi\u00adly\u2019s win\u00adery. It had been sold in the late 1970s, when I was very young. I nev\u00ader saw its wines on a shop shelf. But I did know its labels.<\/p>\n

Some left\u00adover labels had stayed behind. I remem\u00adber using them to cov\u00ader a school fold\u00ader. They were Selec\u00adci\u00f3n Fur\u00adlot\u00adti labels, with a draw\u00ading of vine\u00adyards, hous\u00ades and trees that stayed with me.<\/p>\n

Many years lat\u00ader, in a shop, I came across two bot\u00adtles of Selec\u00adci\u00f3n Fur\u00adlot\u00adti hang\u00ading on a wall, one red and one white. I asked the own\u00ader to sell them to me. I still have them.<\/p>\n

Who was the King of the Vineyard?<\/h2>\n

\u00c1ngel Fur\u00adlot\u00adti was my great-grand\u00adfa\u00adther. He was born in Fontanel\u00adla\u00adto, Italy, in 1868, exact\u00adly one hun\u00addred years before me. I nev\u00ader met him. He arrived in Argenti\u00adna at twen\u00adty and start\u00aded out as a vine\u00adyard-plant\u00adi\u00adng con\u00adtrac\u00adtor in Men\u00addoza.<\/p>\n

He spent many years plant\u00adi\u00adng vines, at a time when Men\u00addoza was fill\u00ading up with vine\u00adyards. His was one of the names behind those plant\u00adi\u00adngs. He knew the land and knew where to plant. That is why, when he began buy\u00ading land for him\u00adself, his farms end\u00aded up in places like Luj\u00e1n de Cuyo, Maip\u00fa, Agre\u00adlo and Altami\u00adra. Because of that skill, peo\u00adple came to call him \u201cEl Rey de la Vi\u00f1a\u201d, the King of the Vine\u00adyard.<\/p>\n

I like a sto\u00adry told by a friend of his, Euge\u00adnio Del Ciop\u00adpo: \u00c1ngel rode around his farms on horse\u00adback and could wear out two hors\u00ades in a sin\u00adgle day. That is how I pic\u00adture him, going from one vine\u00adyard to the next, look\u00ading at his vines.<\/p>\n

Lat\u00ader, with his sons, he built a win\u00adery in Maip\u00fa that kept grow\u00ading for decades. But when I think of him, I most\u00adly think of the man who knew how to plant vines. His full sto\u00adry is in From Fontanel\u00adla\u00adto to Men\u00addoza<\/a>.<\/p>\n

A wine in his honor<\/h2>\n

When I read his sto\u00adry, what strikes me most is not how far he went, but how he start\u00aded: a man who crossed the ocean and came with his hands to plant vines. This wine hon\u00adors my great-grand\u00adfa\u00adther and every\u00adone who dared to do the same. I have been mak\u00ading wine for more than twen\u00adty years, and with this wine I also close some\u00adthing in my own sto\u00adry.<\/p>\n

When I want\u00aded to pay trib\u00adute to those men, I went back to my mem\u00ado\u00adries and to those bot\u00adtles of Selec\u00adci\u00f3n Fur\u00adlot\u00adti. I recov\u00adered the draw\u00ading, and we adapt\u00aded it to a more con\u00adtem\u00adpo\u00adrary label. \u00c1ngel Fur\u00adlot\u00adti is a red wine from our vine\u00adyard in Lun\u00adlun\u00adta, plant\u00aded in the ear\u00adly 1900s. This is its first vin\u00adtage, 2022: an edi\u00adtion of 2,600 num\u00adbered bot\u00adtles.<\/p>\n

Today I know that vine\u00adyard bet\u00adter and can decide more of what I want. With the wine\u00admak\u00aders, we chose the part of the vine\u00adyard that could best rep\u00adre\u00adsent it. Then we tast\u00aded many bar\u00adrels and chose only a few. I want\u00aded a clas\u00adsic wine, with the strength of those immi\u00adgrants, but with today\u2019s fruit and style. I did\u00adn\u2019t want a wine that fol\u00adlows a trend.<\/p>\n

It is a very bal\u00adanced red with very good acid\u00adi\u00adty. We bot\u00adtled it in 2023 and let it rest in the bot\u00adtle for three years before releas\u00ading it. After all these years, that draw\u00ading is back on a bot\u00adtle of Fur\u00adlot\u00adti wine.<\/p>\n

Would you like to try our new wine? Buy it here<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

I explain why I made a wine named after my great-grand\u00ad\u00adfa\u00adther and where the draw\u00ading on its label comes from. I have no mem\u00ado\u00adries of my fam\u00adi\u00adly\u2019s win\u00adery. It had been sold in the late 1970s, when I was very young. I nev\u00ader saw its wines on a shop shelf. 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