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Viña Peón honors the work of each vineyard worker,  emphasizing it and uniting it with the land.  Our Fris selection pays tribute...

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

This is a white wine made in the Orange Wine style, where the maceration with the skins for 2 weeks gives it a different character to the rest of white wines. It is nothing more than the oldest vinification, since fermentation begins with the skins, where the aromas and flavors are immediately added to the must and...

It has a cherry red colour, medium layer with fine blue edges. On the nose, it is intense with aromas of red fruit and berries. On the palate, it is fresh at first, very easy to drink, with soft tannins and a great fruity character. With a light and elegant structure, it is an ideal wine for chatting and drinking with...

Parcel of the oldest of our vineyards, 95% Tinta Fina, to which I add some white varieties such as Albillo and Verdejo, in a percentage of 5% from the same vineyard.  It is a 150-year-old vineyard located in Benegiles at about...

Parcelario de Garnacha in the Sierra de Gredos with organic certification, comes from a three-hectare vineyard in El Barraco that I recovered, planted in 1943 with an aging of 12 months in 500 l French oak barrels and concrete vats. 

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. 

It is a plot of Albillo Mayor planted in 1940, partially fermented with the skins in stainless steel and finished fermentation in a 500l barrel where it remains for 10 months with lees work. 

80-year-old vineyards, fermented in new 500-year-old barrels and aged in barrels for 10 months using the Batonnage technique. 

Parcel-grown wine from an 80-year-old plot of Garnacha, Garnacha Gris, Tempranillo and Viura, fermented in a new 500l barrel and aged in barrels for 10 months using the Batonnage technique.