Winemaker Juan López de Lacalle's aim is to express the peculiarities of each location in his vineyards in wine. This also applies to the 1.62-hectare San Lázaro vineyard, which is located in the town of Laguardia, Rioja and whose Tempranillo vines were planted in 1956. The vineyard is cultivated purely organically and the vines, which are deeply rooted in the clay soils (with high levels of lime and sand), give the wine a great balance. On the nose, it bewitches with delicate and fine fruit notes with a touch of mint and licorice. On the palate, it has a nice spiciness and refreshing acidity. San Lázaro impresses with its perfect balance of fruit, freshness, wood and terroir.