The 2019 Mira Salinas is from a vintage marked by rains during the harvest but that achieved high ripeness and 15.3% alcohol. The wine matured in used 225-liter barriques for 10 months. This is a lot more fruit-driven and less oaky than the 2017 I tasted next to it. It seems like there's a big change in style and the wine is more in line with the profile of the MO from this same vintage—juicy and ripe and with more integrated oak. They seem to have abandoned the new oak ,and the wine seems to welcome it. 45,000 bottles produced. It was bottled in March 2022.