“Extreme climate, complex terroir”

In the Duero Valley, where winters are cold and summers baking hot, there are sharp temperature differences between day and night; sunshine is plentiful and rain is scarce, creating the ideal conditions for grape growing.

The river basin where our vines grow is the product of thousands of years of erosion, alluvium, sedimentations and changes in soil composition. This has created a very diverse terroir where the texture, the proportion of minerals and water absorbed or retained by each plot in the estate varies.