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Since 2016, our proposal has been to work with minority and little-known strains. If natural wine seeks the essence of fermented grapes, what better way than to work with native strains that are thousands of years old, adapting to a specific terroir?

We started working with Turruntés and Albillo Mayor, in Rioja and Ribera del Duero, vines brought to the north of Spain by the Mozarabs around the year 1200. That's how FEROZIA came about. A white wine with a long maceration, that’s to say an Orange Wine.

Since then, we practice nomadism. We have our own winery in Sierra de Francia, on the border with Portugal, but we produce with grapes that come from other wine-growing regions: Arlanza, Bierzo, Ribera del Duero and Sierra de Salamanca. We travel the country looking for new vines that surprise us, we rent the vineyards and we work them with their owners.

Always old vines of native strains: RUFETE (our ARREBATO wine), a strain that is the result of Pinot Noir and Gamay clones planted in the year 1000 by the Count of Burgundy in the high mountains of Salamanca; CALABRÉS (our ERRANTE wine) a highly evolved clone of Garnacha, now almost extinct; MENCÍA (LA LORA and LA IRA), the queen variety of the Camino de Santiago, probably the origin of the French Cabernet franc. In all cases, autochthonous, minority, unknown or poorly known strains, but with their own very particular stories.

And we always make natural wine, with the minimum of intervention, without the addition of chemicals or sulfites, made with native yeasts, in clay jars and aged in cement and/or bottle. We hardly use the wood, we only ferment one of our rosés (MIXALIS) in an old barrel. Inox is only used for transfers and similar warehouse work.

A handmade, artisanal and natural wine.