Bodegas Cezar

Making a wine of the highest quality in the warm south of Spain represents quite a challenge. Some consider that perhaps you have to be a little crazy to try it. Although sometimes luck accompanies the bold. The greater the challenge, the greater the reward. But if you think carefully, this idea is not so far-fetched.

First of all, the vineyard is located 680 meters above sea level, in a cool area between two rivers, the Guadiaro and the Genal. The lower substrates are mostly composed of calcareous shale.

The vineyards face west, towards the Atlantic, so the shadow of the mountain protects them for much of the central hours of the day. During winter it snows and there are large temperature differences between day and night, which generates thick-skinned grapes, a necessary condition to achieve a very dense color. The long, warm summer ripens the grapes optimally, increasing the concentration of sugars. All these factors contribute to creating optimal conditions for vine cultivation.

Due to our structure, and the characteristics of our winery, visits are scheduled and in small groups previously arranged. Visits and tastings led by the owners and the winemaker (Spanish / English).