Absolutely solid Spanish red from old vines at high altitude in the Sierra de Gredos, just outside the raised plateau of Madrid. The G here standing not just for Gredos, but also for the eponymous Garnacha that is the focus of this project. Bruja (the witch of Rozas) is a wine that absolutely flies off the shelf at the shop, and for good reason. The wine poses incredibly good bang for buck. This is classified as their 'village wine', but the quality is extremely high, and if you don't want to take our word for it then perhaps that totem of validation, Jancis Robinson, will convince you: "It has such seductive fruit – juicy but ethereal, sweet but in a Pinot Noir-like way rather than a sickly way – and also a very fine, sandy texture that seems to communicate the granitic sand on which these ancient Garnacha bush vines are grown."
