Valdejalón

Land of Grenache grapes
and courage..

Influenced by the Iberian system, Moncayo and other mountain ranges, Valdejalón coutns with vineyards between 450 and 1030 meters high refreshed by the Cierzo wind, as well as a great variety of soils and some very old plots of Garnacha, Macabeo and other local varieties.

Our vineyards

Diversity, respect
& Regenerative
agriculture

Our small plots of traditional bush vines grow at 450 to 1030 meters high altitude on clay, limestone and blue slate soil worked organic. The north-facing mountain conditions are essential for preserving the acidity of the wine: they provide its unique freshness and elegance.

Our oldest vineyard dates to 1898. We venerate the oldest and less producing vines as the best and unique grapes are grown in them.

Where plants have died or have been replaced with almond trees, the spots left have been replanted with the awareness that we will not see them grow old, but it is or legacy for the future. We want to bring back yesterday’s pride to the valley, to Barrandijos.

Regenerative agriculture is dynamic and holistic and incorporates permaculture and organic farming practices, such as cover crops, crop rotation, compost, mobile animal shelters and sheepherding rotation, in order to increase food production, farmers’ income and especially the quality of the top layer of the soil.

—Weather conditions

Rainfall is scanty, and varies between 200 and 500 l / m2 per year.

The prevailing wind is called the “Cierzo”, which blows for several days a year.

Temperatures in spring and autumn are gentle and agreeable, lying between 5 and 25º C. Winter temperatures are between -5 and 10º C, with summer temperatures ranging from 20 to 40 ºC.

More than 3000 hours of sunshine per year.