The day I tasted the 2014 Celia it showed warmer and riper than the Inés from the same year, the two top bottlings that year after year fight for my attention. This comes in a straight Bordeaux-like bottle and is a more serious and straight expression of old Tempranillo with a serious palate, very good balance and fine-grained tannins. A superb Ribera del Duero in the making. 2,000 bottles were filled in August 2016. This always has some 5% of Garnacha in the field blend.