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Casa is a wine made from Tempranillo, Garnacha Tinta, Albillo Mayor and Jaén. It has a medium-bodied and beautiful ruby ​​colour. It stands out for its floral notes and its red and black fruits on a lactic background.  It...

Viña Peón honors the work of each vineyard worker,  emphasizing it and uniting it with the land.  Varietals: 100% Mencía. Harvest:...

Viticulture in the Ribeira Sacra is based  on different pillars that make it heroic.  The vineyards are located on terraces above the Sil and...

Viticulture in the Ribeira Sacra is based  on different pillars that make it heroic.  The vineyards are located on terraces above...

Preparation: It is a light red wine with cold maceration for 3 or 4 days and then continues its process as a white wine, prior despoiling and fermentation at controlled temperature. 40% is fermented in CLAYVERS and 60% in stainless steel.&nbsp; <span style="font-family: Verdana;...

100% fine red wine, from bush-shaped vineyards over 90 years old, in the Zamora area (Benegiles, Moreruela and El Maderal), aged in 500 L French oak barrels for 12 months.&nbsp;

Red wine aged in wood. 18 months in French and American oak barrels.&nbsp; &nbsp; Valduero Una Cepa is a mature, full-bodied, and...

Perfect varietal character. Excellent balance between fruit and oak. Deep garnet red color. Spicy aromas of ripe pepper and fresh cherry. Powerful structure and fullness on the palate. Great complexity, smoothness, and a very persistent finish.&nbsp;

Ruby red of medium intensity, with penetrating aromas of raspberries and wild strawberries enhanced by nuances of white pepper and currant leaves, with soft toasted notes. It's easy and silky to drink. Very fresh, with a long, complex finish.&nbsp;

Red wine Aged in wood. 14 months in French oak barrels and 15 months in bottle.&nbsp; &nbsp; Alión 2021 is a bright cherry-colored red wine...

Aalto is a high-quality red wine, made primarily from Tinto Fino grapes, known for its intense aromatic profile and excellent structure.&nbsp;

"Ingrato" comes from a plot where the pebbly soil makes it difficult to work and "unprofitable" for farmers due to its low yields. Unless the harvest is intended for a high-end wine, it is not profitable.&nbsp;