The bodega belongs to the Llorens family who also own thirty hectares of vineyards in the villages of Labraza, Viana and Bargota. These vineyards contain a high percentage of old vines native to the area. Limited production ensures grapes with high tartaric acid content, great colour intensity and potent yet fruity tannins. To sum up: these grapes are perfectly suited to the production of fine wines that age extremely well.

The current bodega was built in the early nineties when the family decided to make a major investment to adapt their older wine-making and ageing systems. This has allowed them to obtain a high quality wine which faithfully retains the purity of the grape.

How to get there

The bodega is to be found in a small village called Bargota, about 18 kilometres from Logroño. and lies in a rolling landscape at over 600 metres above sea level on the slopes of Mount Yoar. It is one of the last villages belonging to the Sierra de Cantabria that runs through the three provinces that make up this wine-making region, thus forming a natural frontier to the north of La Rioja.