Located in Villanueva del Campeán, in the province of Zamora, part of the ancient winemaking region of Tierra del Vino, Viñas del Cénit cultivates 20 hectares of century-old vineyards.
The rich diversity of soils in Tierra del Vino is the result of the ancient riverbeds, which leave behind fine sand deposits and areas of smoothly rounded pebbles. These deep, nutrient-poor soils are suitable for organic viticulture, allowing each vineyard to express its full potential and adding complexity and character to every wine produced in the region.
Situated in western Spain, Tierra del Vino reaches altitudes of up to 750 metres, which means that temperatures are cooler than in neighbouring areas and the grape ripening period is longer. This slow evolution, combined with a constant breeze, produces exceptionally healthy grapes and wines with an outstanding potential and distinctive personality.
At the heart of Viñas del Cénit lie 20 hectares of old vines — true survivors of Spain’s rural depopulation that have withstood the test of time for generations. This unique heritage not only preserves history but also boasts an extraordinary diversity of grape varieties. Viñas del Cénit works to conserve and pass on this legacy of immense value through its wines.
