Castilla La Mancha Wineries. Wine from La Mancha

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The heart of Spain, Castilla-La Mancha, is both immense and unknown. It is scattered with a large number of vineyards amid a vast and diverse territory where red-clay soil provides a more or less intense and colourful contrast with emerald-green vineyards. The vines are of extraordinary quality and they produce wines distinguished with the Denomination of Origin label.
Wineries in Castilla-La Mancha have wide-reaching links with all markets, both on a national and international scale, and state-of-the-art technology is used to produce wine.

Wineries in Castilla-La Mancha

The thirty wineries that have grouped together to create the Castilla-La Mancha Wine Tourism Association are not your average wineries. These cellars have undertaken the commitment to boost the region’s attraction for visitors by opening their premises to tourists. In addition to producing wine, the owners have expanded the services they offer to include wine tourism as well as guided tours of their cellars and vineyards, where wine and cultivation systems can be viewed and the whole viticulture process is on display.

Wineries (Total: 27)

Bodegas y Viñedos Castiblanque
(Campo de Criptana)

The foundations of an old 19th-century bodega (winery) provide the base on which the Castiblanque family has built its wine-growing p...

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Bodegas Peces-Barba
(Sonseca)

The 650-hectare El Retamar estate is located in Orgaz at the end of the valley of the Sierra de El...

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Bodega Los Aljibes
(Chinchilla de Montearagón)

In 1999 the Lorenzo family acquired an estate named Finca Los Aljibes, but the bodega or winery was not completed until 2002. It is l...

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Bodegas y Viñedos Sánchez Muliterno
(El Bonillo)

In 1984, the first vines were planted on an estate named Finca El Guijoso in the town of El Bonillo...

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