The 2022 Poulosa from Rául Pérez—now recognized as one of Spain’s greatest winemakers—offers a rich and powerful tasting experience. Its bold, rustic tannins harmoniously balance its intense flavors of jammy black fruits. Blackberry jam, crushed blackcurrants, violets, and licorice: this is a warm, ripe vintage whose delicate, energetic, and balancing acidity offers immediate drinking pleasure. Open a bottle for a convivial gathering: pair it with poultry, baked Mont d’Or cheese, or braised meat—enjoy!
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Eye
Intense ruby color, brilliant appearance
Nose
Rich in ripe fruit, with aromas of blackberry jam, crushed blackcurrants, and black plums
Palate
A warm, supple attack; a velvety texture; firm, powerful tannins; and notes of stewed black fruits—blackberry, blackcurrant, and plum—echo the aromas on the nose, along with subtle hints of violet and licorice; a lovely, jam-like yet austere finish
Serve
At 16-18°C
Open
1 hour before
Drink starting at
2025
Drink before
2028
Food and Wine Pairings
Enjoy it with pork cheeks, roast chicken, or a Mont-d'Or cheese baked with thyme and porcini mushrooms...
Robert Parker - Wine Advocate
Wine rated (2024 guide) 92/100 (Outstanding wine)
About the wine:
The 2022 La Vizcaína La Poulosa is the wine that suffered the most from the effects of the 2022 heatwave, as it comes from the hottest part of the region. It has a dark color and a very ripe nose, bordering on overripeness, with notes of prunes, dates, and a hint of warm earth. The palate is rustic with abundant tannins and a powdery finish. 2024–2028
Tim Atkin
Wine rated (2024 guide) 92/100
About the wine:
Review of the Top 100 Best Bierzo Wines of 2024
Customer Rating
4/5
based on 1 review
Review by Mr. MATHIEU W. Published on October 18, 2025
Medium-deep ruby with a cherry-red rim. Nose: earthy, mushroomy, with distant hints of red fruit and wild berries. Quite layered, but with atypical aromas: a bit of organic this and that. Natural wine!? On the palate, it’s also immediately atypical; you get the impression that the wine is corked or has some impurity, yet there are red berries and wild raspberries, along with some earthiness and those mushrooms again. A very quirky wine that I’m learning to appreciate more and more with every sip! It also has a bit of a Beaujolais-like quality. Score: 16/20
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