Winemaking in the Sierra de Gredos is characterised by small scale. The average size of a vineyard is less than a hectare. Many families still make their own wine here, often following traditions handed down from parents to children. And some families sell the grapes to local cooperatives. But in recent years, more and more bodegas have been marketing their wine commercially. Traditional bodegas, young, experimental winemakers, boutique wineries. Sierra de Gredos is a wine region on the rise.
Here is an overview of Gredos winemakers!
Wineries of DOP Cebreros, by village
The Sierra de Gredos region is home to a new generation of small, family-run wineries working with old-vine Garnacha and Albillo Real on granite soils. Below is an overview of the wineries of DOP Cebreros, organized by the village where each is based. Click through to read more about each winemaker, their wines, and how to visit.
Burgohondo
Cebreros
- Las Dehesillas
- Llano las Navas
- Pegaso Viñas Viejas
- Soto Manrique Viñas y Bodega
- Tierras de Cebreros
- Viñadores de Gredos
San Esteban del Valle
- El Callejón
- Indiano (San Esteban del Valle – Cebreros)
El Tiemblo
Villanueva de Ávila
Navatalgordo
Gavilanes
Navahondilla
Navarrevisca / Navaluenga
- Domaine Dexaie (vineyards near Navarrevisca; winemaking facility in Navaluenga)
- Garnacha Alto Alberche (Navaluenga — wines sold as “7 Navas”)
El Barraco
San Juan de la Nava
Lanzahíta
Navandrinal
Note: this list currently covers wineries with a published profile on this site. DOP Cebreros counts around 25 member wineries in total; more villages and wineries will be added here as their individual pages go live (e.g. further wineries in Cebreros, plus others across the denomination’s 35 municipalities).