Wine
Alejandro Fernández discovered an abandoned hillside on the banks of the River Duero in the mid- 1980's that seemed to bring together the ideal conditions to become one of the best vineyards of the region. It had a gentle southern-facing slope that ended in the river and different soils composed of gravel, clay and gypsum that promised to produce the nuances needed to create complex wines from Tempranillo grapes.
Thus began an arduous three-year period of negotiations destined to purchase the small individual allotments that made up the hillside. The first 80 hectares were finally planted in 1989. Today the property, which is named after the nearby town of Haza, has a continuous covering of almost 200 hectares of excellent Tempranillo vines.
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| Condado de Haza Crianza Tempranillo | 2007 | (PDF 204 KB) | (JPEG 279 KB) |
