Timeless Spanish vines

Resilient roots in sandy soils

Our vines, growing in sandy and rocky soil, are a testament to resilience, developing deep roots up to 5 meters without irrigation.
Close-up of an ancient vine with ripe Tinta de Toro grapes in Bodega Numanthia's vineyard, representing the deep roots and resilience of the vines in the Toro region.
Strength through extremes

These vines embody tenacity, enduring harsh winters and scorching summers, famously described as “nine months of winter, three months of hell.”
Close-up of Tinta de Toro vine leaves in the Bodega Numanthia vineyard, showcasing the vibrant health and vitality of the vines in the Toro region
A mosaic of ancient plots

Our vineyards consist of over a hundred small plots, each contributing to the complexity and richness of our wines, with some vines dating back 200 years.
High-altitude aerial view of vineyard patterns at Bodega Numanthia, illustrating the meticulous layout of vines in the Toro region.
Commitment to organic

Preserving our unique heritage, we practice organic, manual vineyard management, avoiding pesticides and ensuring dry-farming techniques.

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Overhead view of grape harvesters picking Tinta de Toro grapes by hand in Bodega Numanthia's vineyard, emphasizing the manual care in the winemaking process
Close-up of an ancient vine with ripe Tinta de Toro grapes in Bodega Numanthia's vineyard, representing the deep roots and resilience of the vines in the Toro region.
Close-up of Tinta de Toro vine leaves in the Bodega Numanthia vineyard, showcasing the vibrant health and vitality of the vines in the Toro region
High-altitude aerial view of vineyard patterns at Bodega Numanthia, illustrating the meticulous layout of vines in the Toro region.
Overhead view of grape harvesters picking Tinta de Toro grapes by hand in Bodega Numanthia's vineyard, emphasizing the manual care in the winemaking process
Tempranillo Tinta de Toro grapes ripening on the vine at dawn in the vineyard of Bodega Numanthia, highlighting the ideal growing conditions in the Toro region of Spain.

Crafting audacious fine wines

Expressions of Tempranillo Tinta de Toro

Bodega Numanthia crafts three expressions of a unique single varietal, Tinta de Toro, a native and rare grape variety said to be “the blackest of black grapes” and renowned for its layered pallette, balanced tannins and potential for wines that will age graciously.
Close-up of hands carefully harvesting a cluster of Tinta de Toro grapes in the vineyard of Bodega Numanthia, demonstrating the traditional winemaking practices in the Toro region.

A rare gem in Spanish viticulture

Essence of Tempranillo Tinta de Toro

Member of the Tempranillo family, the Tinta de Toro has adapted successfully to the Toro terroir producing very low yields, among the lowest in the world (<2Tn/Ha), ensuring expressive wines and impressive quality.
This variety demands deep expertise to cultivate and shape its complex pallette and tannins that can be polished in the finest way.

Diverse Terroir expressions

A rich mosaic of vineyards

Bodega Numanthia’s vineyard is composed of 200 hectares (494 acres) of vines in the communes of Toro, Morales de Toro, Valdefinjas, Venialbo, El Pego and Argujillo.

We manage a patchwork of 200 parcels across the Toro D.O., located on either side of the Duero River. The diversity of these scattered vineyards ensures a wide range of terroir expressions. Bodega Numanthia is the ONLY winery in Toro that represents so fully the D.O. Toro, being rich from its 8 terroirs types, embodying the full diversity of the denomination.

Aerial view showcasing the geometric patterns of vineyard plots in Bodega Numanthia, illustrating the precision and care in managing the vineyards in the Toro region.

Distinctive Terroir characteristics

Blending elegance & power for unique wines

Each terroir has its own characteristics - soil, altitude, microclimate - and provide a distinctive expression of Tinta de Toro. Parcels are vinified separately before being carefully blended by the winemaking team. The result is a wine with a unique balance of elegance and power.

Aerial view of a tractor working in the rows of Bodega Numanthia's vineyard during harvest season in the Toro region, Spain.
Map of Bodega Numanthia Vineyards in the Toro Region, Spain
Bodega Numanthia wine bottles displayed next to ancient vines in the Toro region, highlighting the connection between the vineyard's heritage and its premium wines.

Preserving our spanish heritage

Wines of authenticity

The entirety of our operation is dedicated to making wines that honestly reflect the spare bounty of these vineyards. When you drink a wine from Bodega Numanthia we want you to savor the fruit of our diversity of climate, terroir & ancient vines which together create wines of uncommon texture, vibrance & beauty.
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