Prohibida Ecologico

This wine pairs well with a variety of dishes, including tapas, red meats, and game stews. It also complements dishes with grilled vegetables or rich, spicy sauces.

This Grenache wine comes from an old vines ungrafted with more than 50 years, where sautéed strains of this variety appear, as was the tradition in ancient times. Pago Bocarrage (1967), Garnacha grapes in a sea of Tinta de Toro vines. Manual, in 20kg crates, over a fortnight in September.

4 months in barrels of French oak and 6 months in bottle.

In stainless steel temperature controlled tanks 25ºC. Malolactic fermentation in French Oak.

Bodegas Piedra is a prominent winery located in the Toro region of Spain, specifically in Zamora. It was founded with the goal of creating high-quality wines that celebrate tradition and innovation. The winery boasts one of the oldest vineyards in Toro, planted in 1967, covering 35 hectares. This vineyard primarily focuses on the Tinta de Toro (a local variant of Tempranillo) and Grenache grape varieties, producing wines that are deeply rooted in the rich terroir of the region. Bodegas Piedra is known for producing a wide range of wines, including natural, sulphate-free options, as well as aged wines that capture the essence of the old vines. Some of their most popular wines include Piedra Joven, Piedra Verdejo, and Piedra Reserva. Visitors to the winery can enjoy guided tours that explore the vineyard and cellar, with tastings of wines straight from the tanks during the fermentation process.