Wines
Mantarraya offers a diverse range of wines and spirits that are windows into different cultures and traditions. Driven by a passion for limited edition wines, we believe in natural winemaking practices that reflect the terroir.
OUR PRODUCERS
ALDO GRAZIANI
Tutu Wines
Tutu pays tribute to the famous Miles Davis album from 1986, which in turn pays tribute to the legendary pacifist clergyman Desmond Tutu, who dedicated his life to defending minorities and was a Nobel Peace Prize winner. Delicate and transparent, like Miles and Desmond, we want to represent each place, with its aromas and textures, without unnecessary additions or makeup.
Original and honest wines, which focus on transmitting purity and typicality in each bottle. They reflect quality and identity: normally austere at the entrance of the mouth and nose, concentrated and with great impact on the aftertaste. They show the place, the typicality and great aging potential.
MAURO VILLAREJO
La Imaginación al Poder
Imagination at the service of wines, expanding the limits of what is possible. Stirring and expanding the gaze to create musts with magic. Natural tricks. Dialectic of the vineyard and the producer. Synthesis of the one who drinks, is moved, and spread. La Imaginación al Poder is a series of free and unbiased wines. A narrative felt and expressed in a simple way. Wines easy to explain, easy to understand. Words spoken to those who dare to listen. Small characters micro vinifying in a micro terroir dreaming of a great project. L.I.A.P. is the fruit of an imagination that tries to break boundaries. Young wines with complexity, like the generations that make history.
LEANDRO VELAZQUEZ
Solito Va
It started in 2017 with only 600 bottles of Malbec and expanded its portfolio in 2019 by adding more varieties. His wines come from vineyards cultivated without additives, with low intervention and early harvest, aiming to achieve a style of low alcohol content, good acidity, and smoothness on the palate.
On the labels of SOLITO VA, designer Daniel Favier alludes through the bicycle wheels to a challenge we all face as children: removing the training wheels to learn how to ride. This serves as a metaphorical reference to Leandro’s situation, as after working for over 10 years in a traditional winery, he left a great winemaking team to move forward on his own.
