The Heights of the Charge evokes the criss-crossing of Rueda by medieval knights as pilgrims on the Santiago de Compostela trail.

Working with the excellent Diez Siglos de Verdejo cellar in Rueda, this wine is made with traditional grape varieties of Verdejo and Viura; it has a lemony freshness and tropical fruit character with a complexity and creaminess from 50% oak fermentation in a mix of American and French barrels.