The town of seven sevens: seven churches, fountains, squares, convents, gates, stately houses and villages within its area of influence, Olmedo belongs to the Rueda Designation of Origin, synonymous with the most international Verdejo wines, known and appreciated worldwide.

The countryside around our winery is watered by the river Adaja together with the river that gives the winery its name: the Eresma. The lush riverside is a natural habitat which, along with the medicinal mineral waters of its spa and the local Mudéjar theme park, make Olmedo a destination highly conducive to wine tourism.

Our commitment to the natural environment around our winery prompted us to set up a solar photovoltaic plant for our own consumption which avoids the emission of 42 tonnes of CO2 to the atmosphere every year, equivalent to planting 4,163 trees and a saving of 10.54 tonnes of fossil fuels.

The plains of Tierra de Pinares surrounding our winery and our vineyards, punctuated by occasional hills, are a habitat for poplars, ash trees and a few surviving elms. Many natural areas in the environs have been designated Sites of Community Importance in the Castilla y León region, such as the wetland of Los Arenales, the lakes of Coca and Olmedo or the banks of the Adaja, nesting sites for hoopoes, great bustards, herons, kites, tits, peregrines, harriers and sparrow hawks and also breeding grounds for otters in the warm months.

These pine groves and wetlands are also inhabited by badgers, foxes, soprano pipistrelles, wild boar, mink, wildcats, snakes and even wolves. At La Cerrajera, on the way to La Mejorada, a large gathering of storks is to be seen in the summer.