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Envinate 'Benje' Tinto

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Envinate 'Benje' TintoThe word 'Benje' comes from the language of the indigenous inhabitants of Tenerife who lived on the island prior to it's colonization by the Spanish over four hundred years ago. Benje was their name for the tallest peak on Tenerife, the 3000 plus meter high volcano now known as 'Pico Viejo' (Old Mountain), an eruption a little over a year ago blew the top off Benje, reducing it from the tallest, to the second tallest peak on Tenerife behind the 3700m

The word 'Benje' comes from the language of the indigenous inhabitants of Tenerife who lived on the island prior to it's colonization by the Spanish over four hundred years ago. Benje was their name for the tallest peak on Tenerife, the 3000 plus meter high volcano now known as 'Pico Viejo' (Old Mountain), an eruption a little over a year ago blew the top off Benje, reducing it from the tallest, to the second tallest peak on Tenerife behind the 3700m Pico Teide.  

The vineyards that provide fruit for Benje Blanco are in the shadow of the volcano, planted directly into the rubble and scree that remains after an eruption in 1908. The vineyards are well over 1000m above sea level, above the town of Santiago de Teide on the north western side of the island. Unlike the lower zones of Valle de la Orotava or Taganana further to the east, the Benje sites are less subject to the cooling Aliosos trade winds, but the added altitude brings it's own sense of freshness to the wines of this zone. The altitude also means Benje's vines are normally above the cloud cover resulting in much, much drier conditions.

Viticulture in this area was introduced by the Spanish, not the Portuguese as it was in Taganana, meaning there's not the confusing array of varietals but simply, very old head pruned Listan Prieto vines. Originally from continental Spain, Listan Prieto was brought to the Canaries during the Spanish colonization of South America, where the grape went onto become a mainstay of South American wine industry under the name Pais, before being brought north again, to California where it survives under the alias Mission. Of late this well travelled cultivar has fallen out of favour, in the era (or error?) Parker-led tastes and modern winemaking due to it's relatively light colour, low tannin, lower levels of alcohol and a penchant for growing grapes with high natural acidity. All things that make it immediately appealing to the Envinate team... 

 

 

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SDFamily
Lexington, US
★★★★★ 5
Great grinder! Fun to use. :)
Color: Silver
Wow, very well constructed, grinds all sorts of things perfectly. Completely happy. Looks great, super easy to use, nice size, little glass jar, very quiet, love that it's true ceramic. Handle comes off easily to store. Nice! :)
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Adrián
Port Orchard, US
★★★★★ 5
Great coffee grinder!
Color: Silver
Amazing product. Easy to use and has different grades of grinding. Zero noise compared with an electric grinder and more control of the results (consistent). His size and weight make it portable and easy to carry.
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Basil Walls
Omaha, US
★★★★★ 4
Quite good as a start grinder
Color: Silver
Very good burr grinder with very functional adjustments. Holds the perfect amount in 1 go for my pour over setup. My only critique is that is has 3 unconnected hopper sections that are quite small and hard to hit. I have to be very careful to not spill and one can fill before the other 2 causing some difficulties closing the crank, but it just takes some self adjustments to get around. Overall I'm very pleased with it for the price.
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DarthVaderVan
Lowell, US
★★★★★ 5
Great Quality, Great Price.
Color: Black
I have used this for a few days now and it works great. It is very well made and has a large range of adjustability. It is quite small and easy to store. Definitely worth the money.
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Claude Figueroa
Whiting, US
★★★★★ 5
Nice Grinder at a Great Price
Color: Black
I bought this to use primarily as a travel grinder and found that it is great for every day use. It is not meant for large amounts but it is perfect for single, smaller brewing situations. The grind selection worked well and I "dialed" the proper ground size for my single sized pour over coffee maker.
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