The Cantabrian Mountain Range to the north and the river Ebro to the south create a very special microclimate in this region, where the cool influence of the Bay of Biscay harmoniously competes with the rejuvenating breeze of the Atlantic Ocean and the warm distant smell of the Mediterranean. The result is a unique atmosphere with moderate levels of rainfall and mild temperatures throughout the year, and a high thermal difference between night and day. This last feature is extremely beneficial to our vineyards, which need heat to grow and develop, and cold to retain delicate colors and flavors.

Furthermore, the moderately steep slopes of our plots that wonderfully face the south favor excellent exposure of the strains to sunlight all day. It is this way that our vineyards are encouraged to produce the valuable sugars. In addition, the wind blows air through our vineyards every afternoon, thus avoiding the appearance of disease in our vines, and creating a healthy environment where all our strains grow healthy.