Saffron from La Mancha
Saffron was introduced to Spain during the Muslim period. Since then there has been a strong historic tradition of its growth in the La Mancha region, patent in the numerous cultural demonstrations that are traditional in this area. The saffron crop has lead to its own vocabulary of great richness, also present in examples of folklore that are traditional in this region.
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Venta Palacio de la Serna (Ballesteros de Calatrava)
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Hotel Hilton Buenavista Toledo (Toledo)
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Balneario de Benito (Salobre)
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Cigarral de las Mercedes Restaurant (Toledo)
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La Fonda de Alberto Restaurant (Valdepeñas)
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Nuestro Bar Restaurant (Albacete)
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Vitis Natura. Ecological Wines and Vineyards. (Quintanar del Rey)
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Finca Loranque (Bargas)
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Bodegas Real (Valdepeñas)
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Bodegas Olcaviana (La Roda)
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Bodega Los Aljibes (Chinchilla de Montearagón)
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Bodegas Dionisos. The winery of the stars. (Valdepeñas)
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