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Harvest is an art

At Abargues, harvesting is always done by hand. By using traditional harvesting, we ensure the quality of the final product. This is a craft and has been done for thousands of years. But it also has some factors that perhaps not everyone knows about. How

Our beloved Giró

At this time in Abargues, we are harvesting our Giró by hand. This variety never ceases to amaze and astonish us. We have picked some beautiful, tight, crunchy bunches. How it can flourish and develop in the current situation of extreme drought that we have

Tim Atkin MW gifts us with new scores

In the height of summer heat and with the grapes on the verge of perfection, we receive wonderful news from Tim Atkin MW who has just published a new article on Spain: "Discover Spain 2024 - Special Report by Tim Atkin and Beth Willard" where

Who says that red wine isn’t for summer?

With the scorching temperatures we reach in this part of the Mediterranean, most people immediately think of a white wine, cool and refreshing for summer lunches and dinners. There is no doubt that this is a great source of enjoyment and our whites are wonderful

Reflexions of a walk through Abargues

Just like every year, summer is upon us almost before we know it. The vines already resemble a sea of green, their leaves healthy and growing at a steady pace on our reddish soils. Each day, I walk among the rows of vines and look

Tiny souls in bloom

When the vines bloom is one of the most poetic and beautiful periods of a vineyard. It’s no wonder that these are the most visited dates at Abargues. The splendor of green that surrounds the winery and the perfect weather to stroll among the vineyards,

Climate Change and Sustainable Viticulture

The world is changing and we observe that our vineyards are changing too. t is true that climate change affects us all, and it is a challenge we must face by paying close attention to its impact on our plants. Fortunately, the vineyards in our
La lagrima de la vid

The Weeping of the Vine

The end of winter is approaching at Finca de Abargues. A winter of scarce rainfall. Our vines have been quietly sleeping. Resting, but at the same time, collecting reserves from their deep roots. Although there has been little rainfall, the plants find what they need.

Do we keep wine to drink up in a few years?

During visits to the winery there are always people who ask us about how long a wine can be stored before drinking it. It is something that American fans ask above all. In wine magazines we find indications about when is the optimal time to