Tasting note

In order to protect his reserves of quality wine, Don Melchor de Conch y Toro spread the rumor that the Devil lived in the cellar, hence the name. Deep, ruby in colour this wine offers aromas and flavours of red berry, plum, and cedar. The palate is medium-bodied and smooth with similar and a soft, balanced finish.

Deep ruby colour; forward, fruity, blackberry and black cherry nose; richly fruity and warm on the palate; finishes with concentration and power

Flexible, of soft tannins, expresses freshness and sweetness. In its Merlot, Casillero del Diablo captured all the finesse of a subtle wine, of low astringency, with blackberry, strawberries and raspberries, together with chocolate, vanilla and cassis notes.

Featured in TASTE Magazine, Spring 2012 issue. Pronounced aromas of black cherries and coal lead to an incredibly sumptuous and utterly seamless palate. Smooth, rich, mouth coating flavours of black plum, cedar and black cherry, as well as milk chocolate and a plunging mineral depth makes this wine a perfect pairing for Spaghetti Bolognese.