Loved for its ripe black fruit richness and spice-laden depth, the palate shows blackberry, plum, and dark cherry layered with vanilla, toasted notes, and wild herbs. Well-structured and intense, it finishes long with persistence, elegance, and subtle warmth. An intense ruby robe with deep purple glints conveys concentration and maturity. The vivid depth of color suggests aromatic density and power, while the brightness at the rim highlights freshness and vitality in the glass. In the aroma, ripe fruits blend with vanilla, incense, and toasted spice. Hints of wild herbs add complexity, creating a layered bouquet that balances fruit opulence with savory, earthy refinement.

The cuvée name recalls the reign of Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castile, whose union in the late 15th century marked a turning point in Iberian history. Their era fostered cultural and agricultural expansion, including the consolidation of Mediterranean viticulture.