Impressionism artwork emerged in 19th-century France, characterized by loose brushwork, bright colours, and an emphasis on capturing the fleeting effects of light and atmosphere. Artists like Joaquín Sorolla and Darío de Regoyos sought to depict everyday scenes with a sense of immediacy and personal perception rather than realistic detail, similar to the Impressionist Tempranillo's delightful spicy strawberry, soft tannins and leather notes on the palate.
This wine was inspired by a trip to Spain by the Ulster Park Family; the country’s vibrant traditions, historic architecture, varied landscapes, and influential contributions to art, literature, and cuisine.
