Grandes Vinos

One of Spain’s top co-operatives, Grandes Viños has numerous vineyards with different microclimates and altitudes ranging from 320 to 850 metres above sea level. The continental climate, with cold winters and hot summers, is mitigated by a beneficial cool and dry wind, the Cierzo, which blows through the vineyards all year long and ensures the grapes are unaffected by mould or rot.
Dry farmed and thanks to the altitude, age of vines and large diurnal variation, the wines have good intensity and achieve ripeness while retaining their acidity.