The 2013 Es Lo Que Hay wears the subtitle Garnacha Viñas Viejas from old plots on slate soils in the zone of Alarba-Acered in Calatayud, with some Syrah thrown into the fermentation tanks. It fermented in open concrete tanks and aged in underground concrete vats with lees. The nose mixes black fruit with notes of licorice and Mediterranean herbs. This is juicy, with good density, fine tannins and very good freshness provided by the slate soils and the conditions of the year. It has a very tasty finish. This has a lot more freshness than a couple of vintages ago. 20,000 bottles produced. Norrel Robertson is The Flying Scotsman (El Escocés Volante), and keeps releasing wines from his base in Calatayud, even though some of the new bottlings are sold without appellation of origin This is because some of the wines, even if the grapes are from Calatayud, are fermented outside the appellation, in Borja, especially the ones matured in egg-shaped containers (flextank). He's going to build a winery in Calatayud.