In 2002, built upon Campo de Borja's oldest vineyards, this project was established with the ambition of becoming the world benchmark for Garnacha wines produced from indigenous local clones. Today, the winery owns around 160 hectares of its own vineyards.
El Moncayo shapes an extreme continental climate, influenced by Atlantic weather in winter and Mediterranean conditions in summer. The local Cierzo wind accentuates temperature shifts, slows down ripening, and naturally prevents pests and diseases. Soils range from red clay with sandstone in Tabuenca to gravels and rounded pebbles in Borja.
The 30 to 100-year-old vines are situated at altitudes of around 550 metres in the Borja area, reaching up to 850 metres in Tabuenca. Cultivated as traditional bush vines, they yield very low quantities. Our wines embody the true essence of Campo de Borja Garnacha.
The indigenous Garnacha vines of Alto Moncayo, combined with the unique microclimate, soil types, exposure, and meticulous vineyard management, create an authentic and distinct terroir. Together, these factors yield wines with a remarkably strong personality that is truly unique in the world.
Passion, modern thinking, and a deep respect for our origins define the values of our small, family-run winery. We invite you to visit us and enjoy our full range of wines—they are sure to delight and surprise you!
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