Calatayud

**Calatayud** is a wine appellation in the Aragón region of northeast Spain, in the hills of Zaragoza province. **Wines & grapes** — It is celebrated for reds from old-vine Garnacha (Grenache), often grown on gnarled, low-yielding bush vines, with other varieties playing a supporting role. **Character** — Vineyards climb to notable altitude on rugged, stony slopes where slate and other poor soils force the vines to struggle, concentrating flavour. Warm days and cool nights preserve freshness, giving reds that combine ripe, dark-berried fruit with a lifted, energetic feel and good structure from the aged vines.

Wines

Frequently asked questions

What wines are produced in Calatayud?

Classic, Manga del Brujo, Mas de Mancuso Macabeo, Papa Luna El Escocés Volante Viñedos de Altura, Pi - 3.1415 Concejón Tinto and more.

Where is Calatayud?

Calatayud is a wine region in Spain.