Part 3 of 3 — Catena Zapata Dynasty
The Micro-Parcel Masterpieces
Chapter 3: River Stones, Fortuna Terrae & White Bones
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The Micro-Parcel Masterpieces of Adrianna
Today, Dr. Laura Catena (an ER physician educated at Harvard and Stanford) leads the Catena Institute of Wine, mapping the intricate limestone and alluvial soils of Adrianna down to individual rows:
| Parcel Name | Soil Type | Wine Produced | Tasting Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| River Stones (Lot 1) | White oval riverbed stones | Adrianna River Stones Malbec | Crushed rock, cassis, extreme minerality |
| Fortuna Terrae (Lot 6) | Deep limestone & native herbs | Adrianna Fortuna Terrae Malbec | Wild mint, fresh raspberry, elegance |
| White Bones (Chardonnay) | Calcareous fossilized deposits | Adrianna White Bones Chardonnay | White peach, flint, electric salinity |
The Legacy: A Mayan Pyramid in Agrelo
Visiting Bodega Catena Zapata is an essential bucket-list pilgrimage for fine wine enthusiasts. Designed as a homage to Mayan architecture, the estate offers exclusive vertical tastings of vintage reserves dating back thirty years.