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The character Rueda is defined by three elements: the Verdejo grape, native to the area, the continental climate and the gravelly soils.

The Verdejo grape has been in the Rueda Denomination of Origin for centuries. Its origin, although not having written testimonies of it, is believed to coincide with the reign of Alfonso VI (11th century). At that time, the Duero basin was repopulated with Cantabrians, Basques and Mozarabs, the latter being the ones that most likely brought the Verdejo variety to Spain.

We can approach the white wine by saying that the aroma and flavor of the Verdejo has shades of low grass, with fruity touches and excellent acidity. The extract, personality factor of the great white wines, is perceptible for its volume and its characteristic bitter touch that projects in the mouth a sparkle of originality, accompanied by a great fruity expression. They are wines of great harmony, whose memory after passing through the mouth invite you to continue with the tasting.