RESTORERS OF WINE HERITAGE IN CASTILE AND LEÓN
Viñadores de Castilla is a movement focused on the recovery and celebration of the winemaking heritage in Castile and León.
I have often witnessed how ancient vineyards with incredible potential have been mistreated or left to wither, to the point of dying out.
That’s why I began a journey as a restorer of heritage, with a clear vision: to keep alive those vineyards that deserve to be recognized and finally given the spotlight they’ve never had.
To achieve this, I use the best tool I know: viticulture.
At Viñadores de Castilla, our work currently focuses on the regions of Rueda, Toro, and Ribera del Duero.
We specialize in small, old plots of vines — “majuelo” — whose quality and ability to adapt to their environment and its changes have been well proven.
Whenever we have the chance, we strive to keep these vineyards alive and use viticulture to finally give them the recognition they’ve never had.
Today, our work extends across a wide range of areas in Castile and León.
Among them, our main areas include:
Rueda (La Seca, Madrigal de las Altas Torres, Aldeanueva del Codonal, Navas de la Asunción…), Toro (San Román de Hornija) y Ribera del Duero (Atauta, Aranda del Duero).
As with all my projects, the vineyard is the true protagonist. It’s something embedded in my DNA.
That’s why we use minimal intervention techniques and the utmost respect in our winemaking — to let the full potential of the fruit from our old vines shine through.
We are working to revive and honor historic winemaking styles such as vino dorado and palo de Madrigal, with a modern vision that guides us toward making truly great wines.
Carretera de Pétrola Km 3,2
Chinchilla – Albacete – España
Financión NT 6k Botellas
