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Verdejo is a variety of wine grape that has long been grown in the Rueda winegrowing region of Spain. The grape apparently originated in North Africa, and was spread to Rueda in about the 11th Century, possibly by Mozarabs. It is also uses in other Spanish wines such as Wines from Tierra de Castilla in [...]

Tempranillo (also Cencibel) is the Spanish grape per excellence and the best known outside Spain. It is the main variety used in spanish Wines fromCastilla-La Mancha and in Wines of Tierra de Castilla.
The plant is vigourous and susceptible to drought and disease. It matures early (as its name indicates), and is therefore little affected by [...]

Coming from Bordeaux (France), its name is derived from the union of “sauvage” – wild and “vignon” – vine.
The plant resists cold well, although it can also adapt to dry climates. It buds early. The bunches are cylindrical and of medium size.
The berries are round, of a straw-yellow colour, with soft skins and [...]

Hello and welcome to Wines from Castilla La Mancha
Today we are in a winery, with more than 50 years of history, from Las Pedroñeras, in the province of Cuenca (Spain)
Bodegas Pedroheras
We have with us today, Francisco Saez, export manager

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It is impossible for anyone who knows Castilla-La Mancha to conceive the region without vine cultivation, one of its greatest economic and social assets, the definer of its landscape, environment, culture and history – an inalienable heritage that has given Castilla-La Mancha recognition as the region with the most vineyards in the world, the [...]