Emina winery

“In order to produce the Emina wines, the grape has been carefully selected from the very best estates in the “Golden triangle” of wine in the Designation of Origin “Ribera del Duero”. The “Emina” wine spends 12 months at the crianza stage and comes from the grape plantations called ‘Las Celadillas’ and ‘El Coto de San Bernardo’. ‘Emina Prestigio’ comes from the ‘Valdebaniego’ estate and the Vino de Pago (single vineyard wine), ‘Emina Atio’, grapes come from ‘El Horno’.

The grapes are harvested at just the right time and they are always picked by hand, undergoing a quality selection process at the same time.”

“TheWine Interpretation Centre was established with the firm purpose of becoming a point of reference in ‘Ribera del Duero’. This designation of origin, which is world known for its famous wines, is not so well known for its oenotourism. The Emina centre is attempting to fill the existing gap in this area.”