Raíces Ibéricas

It was a cold autumn morning, bordering more on winter due to popular word of mouth, and we were heading towards Zaragoza, more specifically to Maluenda, to spend the weekend relaxing in a rural house that we had rented. We wanted to get away from the hustle and bustle of the big city and the stress of hard daily CrossFit training for a few days. So we decided to make a stop at the local Raíces Ibéricas winery. I have to admit that I love wine and the whole world that surrounds it, it is fascinating, but I had never had direct contact with a winemaker. When we arrived at the winery, Paula, who would be our winemaking guide par excellence, was waiting for us, and I can say that it has been wonderful to have her presence. He explained to us in an excellent way how the wines were produced, how the winery was organized... but what was most interesting to me was the history of the area in terms of wine, which made me reflect on the fact that, despite the modernities that we have today, our ancestors already had the necessary knowledge to know where to produce and how to produce these items, which had now become some of the most sought-after. Paula then gave us a wine tasting which was very good since she explained to us in detail how to do it and what we could find from each of them. We loved the red wines especially the comparison with two different red wines that were created in two different ways, one with a red slate stone and the other at a different height with a black slate stone. I highly recommend the visit.

Looking for grenaches around the area, I was able to try "Las Pizarras" from the wineries "Iberian Roots". A good accompaniment to enjoy the flavor of the area vineyards. Recommended, "Alarba Vineyard", "High Las" and especially "Las Lomas"

Beautiful winery with a tour, explanations and tasting of its very good wines, highly recommended.

Brilliant. The winery is highly recommended and the different wine collections are interesting. The visit to Paula was spectacular, as was the wine tasting, which was phenomenal. We not only tasted wines from the Calatayud region, but also curious wines such as the Asturian Albarín grape. Thank you to all the staff because we had a very good morning.

Superb ratio price / quality .. we paid 5.99 euro for this bottle in supermarket Carrefour in Belgium. Will go back to buy more!

A recently opened winery that is quite interesting to visit and do a tasting (of 4 wines). I don't remember the name of the person who served us very kindly, but she was French, specifically from the Bordeaux region, and we were surprised that she was in a small town in Aragon. In the end we took a couple of boxes of wine and another 5 loose ones. They kept them for us so that we could go out to eat and not have the wine left in the car in the stifling heat of August.

The future is on the way in Maluenda.

It is a winery that was founded a year ago. The founders are the winemaker Rubén and Marc, a Belgian winemaker. She is French and on the day of the tasting she took two red wines from Las Pizarras Pain. Local wine that is very good and a Miraflores rosé from Bobal. The next day we bought two white Ramito wines and Rubén was kind enough to welcome us. I really liked the winery and we were not able to visit it.

The wine is taste and good

I was impressed by the number of brands and different wines crafted in this facility. It looked to me as a place that was refusing to die and looking creatively and passionately for new avenues. Some of the wines I had were outstanding. Keep going, Clemente and Asun!