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Bodegas Castaño

Bodegas Castaño – a family story that began with Ramón Castaño Santa. In the 1950s, he produced his first wines and recognized the potential of the Monastrell grape early on. Today, the family cult... Read more Read less

Bodegas Castaño – a family story that began with Ramón Castaño Santa. In the 1950s, he produced his first wines and recognized the potential of the Monastrell grape early on. Today, the family cultivates almost 500 hectares around Yecla in southeastern Spain. Intense sun, demanding soils – you can taste it: depth, warmth, character. Monastrell is their passion. Dark, full-bodied, ripe berries, velvety finish. From fresh young wines to mature barrel-aged wines from ancient vines. Some are certified organic. Wine with history and surprises.

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Bodegas Castaño
Origin Yecla, Spain
Assortment 4 products
Grape varieties MonastrellMacabeo

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Casa Carmela Dulce Tinto
Casa Carmela Semi-Dulce Blanco
Casa Carmela Semi-Dulce Tinto
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Castano Hécula
Sale price7,99 € Regular price9,40 € 0,75 l (10,65 €/l)

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Bodegas Castaño –
Monastrell pioneers from the heart of Yecla

Bodegas Castaño is a family story that began in the 1950s with Ramón Castaño Santa. He vinified his first wines in the southeastern Spanish region of Yecla and recognized early on what the Monastrell grape can achieve in this barren, sun-drenched landscape – long before the region received international attention.

Today, the family manages nearly 500 hectares around Yecla. The soils are demanding, the summers long and hot, the yields low. The result is wines with real substance: dark berry fruit, velvety texture, a finish with warmth and length. Some sites are managed organically, and old vines provide the basis for the aged barrique wines.

The range extends from accessible young wines for everyday drinking to characterful cuvées from old Monastrell vines – ideal with lamb, braised meat, or strong hard cheese.