Bodegas Abadía San Quirce
Description
Data of interest
Bodegas Abadía San Quirce was founded in 1998 by a group of entrepreneurs and winegrowers linked to the Ribera del Duero. That same year, the construction of the winery began, located in Gumiel de Izán (Burgos), one of the areas with the greatest winemaking tradition in the region, characterized by its century-old vineyards and extraordinary quality. From its inception, the winery has been firmly committed to excellence, producing wines that faithfully reflect the characteristics of the soil and the native grape varieties of the area.
Bodegas Abadía San Quirce owns 21 hectares of vineyards of the tinta fina (tempranillo) variety, distributed between the areas of Aranda de Duero and La Aguilera. Additionally, it manages another 80 hectares of the same variety in the villages of Gumiel de Izán and La Aguilera. All the vineyards are planted in bush vine form, following the tradition of the region. The vines range in age from 25 years to over a century, including pre-phylloxera vineyards planted in 1900. These century-old vines grow in numerous plots with different soil types—sandy, calcareous, and clay-loam—which allows for obtaining different profiles of the tempranillo grape.
Foundation year
1998
Owned vineyard
21
Address
Madrid-Irún Road, Km 171
Telephone
+34 947 544 070
Region
Burgos
Country
Spain
