Las Rocas wines hail from Calatayud, an arid, hilly region in the northeast of Spain where the air is dry and the terrain is unforgiving. Against all odd, Garnacha wines thrive on the steep, rocky slopes, creating some of the world’s most sought-after wines. The Bodegas San Alejandro growers’ cooperative cultivates grapes from hundreds of small vineyards in Calatayud-many with vines more than 80 years old-to create the rich, robust flavors of Las Rocas
Las Rocas wines hail from Calatayud, an arid, hilly region in the northeast of Spain where the air is dry, and the terrain is unforgiving. Against all odds, Garnacha vines thrive on the steep, rocky slopes here, creating some of the world’s most sought-after wines. The Bodegas San Alejandro growers’ cooperative cultivates grapes from hundreds of small vineyards in Calatayud – many with vines more than 80 years old – to create the rich, robust flavors of Las Rocas
