DEHESA CANONIGOS 15 MONTHS

Dehesa de Canonigos rises along the Duero River near Pesquera, one of those simple buildings, rural court. Its appearance reflects the long history of an agricultural holding where the wine had more or less important depending on the social and economic context. Ships of more than 150 years, now restored, still retain the majestic arrangement of beams and adobe walls eighty centimeters thick, which is a great insulator to maintain proper temperature in the production and aging of wines. The winery, founded in 1988, is a set of small buildings grouped around a house that is still living and in which the owner Luis Sanz today, lives with his. The whitewashed walls, the low of buildings and architectural structure in the form of "U" give a more Basque air than Castilian, the whole like an old Dehesa from flourishing past. But the landscape quickly dispels any doubt; after the cellar-dwelling, a lush Mediterranean pine forest extends to the banks of the Duero, whose waters mark the boundary of the estate; and the front part in the plain and part perching on the hills, lies the unmistakable coastal vineyard. Strains are now the main raison d'etre of Dehesa of the Canons and wine its most important activity.