Atlantic Palomino Wines – Muchada-Léclapart Collection (6 Bottles)

Introduction – Atlantic White Wines from Sanlúcar de Barrameda

The Atlantic Palomino wines in the Muchada-Léclapart Collection offer a unique expression of the Palomino grape grown in Sanlúcar de Barrameda, Andalusia. These wines showcase the maritime influence of the Atlantic Ocean, combined with the minerality of albariza soils. Fresh, saline, and precise, these Atlantic Palomino wines are perfect for tasting now or for cellar aging.

2 Bt Elixir – Fresh and Vibrant Atlantic Palomino

Muchada-Léclapart “Elixir” 2018

Elixir 2018 is a fresh, mineral-driven white wine with subtle saline notes. Aromas of citrus, orange peel, and white flowers introduce the palate, which is tense, vibrant, and elegant. Aging in bottle adds depth, herbal undertones, and a gentle maritime complexity, maintaining precision.

1 Bt Muchada-Léclapart “Elixir” 2019

The 2019 vintage of Elixir presents a slightly more linear and energetic profile. Lemon, bitter orange, white flowers, and chalk dominate the aroma, while the palate is vertical and bright, with fresh acidity and clear saline influence. Over time, these Atlantic Palomino wines develop refined complexity and subtle oxidative notes.

1 Bt Étoile – Structured and Mineral

Muchada-Léclapart “Étoile” 2019

Étoile 2018 offers a more structured interpretation of Atlantic Palomino wines. Aged 12 months in traditional Jerez barrels, it reveals green apple, pear, white flowers, and delicate citrus aromas with chalky minerality. Aeration reveals hints of almond, hazelnut, and restrained jerez character. On the palate, it is dry, mineral, and broader than Elixir, with elegant texture and long, refined saline finish.

2 Bt Lumière – Poetic Expression of the Atlantic

Muchada-Léclapart “Lumière” 2018

Lumière 2018 is a luminous and expressive white wine from Palomino grown on albariza soils. Aromas include white flowers, ripe citrus, orange peel, marine breeze, and chalk. As the wine evolves, Mediterranean herbs, fresh almond, and delicate saline notes emerge. The palate is enveloping yet vibrant, with fine texture and intense natural salinity. Barrel aging adds depth and elegance while keeping freshness and precision. The finish is long, mineral, and expressive.

Food Pairings – Atlantic Palomino Wines

This box pair beautifully with oysters, raw seafood, shellfish, grilled fish, refined Mediterranean cuisine, and vegetable-based dishes. They also work perfectly as a gastronomic aperitif or contemplative wines for tasting.

Technical Details – Atlantic Palomino Wines

• Grape variety: 100% Palomino

• Region: Sanlúcar de Barrameda, Andalusia, Spain

• Vintages: 2018–2019

• Number of bottles: 4

• Style: Atlantic, mineral, saline, terroir-driven

• Farming: Biodynamic and natural practices

• Aging potential: Medium to long term

Pricing Information

• Italy: €371,00

• European Union: €410,00

• UK / Norway / Switzerland: €353,00 (tariffs not included)

• USA: €468,00 (tariffs included – 15%)

• Canada (Alberta), Japan, Hong Kong, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand: €435,00 (tariffs not included)