A new label, the 2012 Lunático Monastrell is fermented with indigenous yeasts and aged in French oak barriques for one year. I now have doubts if the technical data provided is correct, as this wine is said to have eight grams of residual sugar. Anyway, the nose is clean and shows a mixture of wild berries, spices and tree bark with some unusual floral aromas. The palate is medium-bodied, with fine-grained tannins and a sweet finish. It is a commercial wine, good in its style. 20,000 bottles produced.