Cruz de Piedra, Macabeo 2025Bodem Bodegas - 75 cl.

Rey Santo is the entry level wien at Javier Sanz Viticultor. Like most of the basic wines in the region, it is a blend of Verdejo and Macabeu Viura).

The region is mainly planted with red grapes but there are some white varietals to be found also, like Viura (Macabeu) and Chardonnay. The Urbezo Chardonnay is full of floral notes, hence the label. The estate was named after Urbezo, a poet and a great friend of the owner's.

Vetus means forbidden in latin. The vines stand at an altitude of 810 to 930 meters above sea level, in the northernmost zone of Rueda (Segoría). Here the harvest takes place 3 weeks after the rest of the DO.

Selection of the best vineyards old vines on the high plateau of La Seca. Formerly called "Villa Narcisa".

Javier Sanz also owns several hectares of Sauvignon Blanc, planted in 1994, in addition to the oldest Verdejo vines in the region. This is a pure Sauvignon, attentive to its terroir.

This is the entry level wine of the estate - but also its flagship wine! The Dos Victorias owe it their fame. José Pariente was Marivi's father, who looked after the old vines of the estate for all his life.

The DO Rueda and José Pariente owe much of their reputation to the Verdejo grape. Yet Sauvignon Blanc also plays an important role in the region. At José Pariente, this project first saw the light in 2007 and has since proven to be a real success. The wine was named José Pariente after his passing, when Marivi inherited the vineyards.