The vineyards of Pago de los Capellanes only grow Tinto Fino or Tempranillo grapes, the variety indigenous to the Ribera del Duero region. Although the winery was initially founded with just a few select vines, we have expanded year after year with plantings of our best clones. The plants that show the best adaptation to the soil and climate are selected in the field for further plantings. This ensures ample variety of parcels in the vineyard.

Our desire to save eight centuries-old walnut trees in the vineyards was decisive as to where to establish the winery. From the very beginning, we chose a design that drew attention to these pre-existing trees, creating a sort of patio around which to carry out the various operations of the winery. A continuous, fluid cloak of ivy covers the entire building, making it blend naturally into the surrounding landscape. The walnut trees, majestic in their age, further enhance the beauty of this space.