An authentic Roman fountain from millenary times past in the medieval village of FERMOSELLE; with a viticulture history that is witness to the ages of mankind.  A wine locale with a genuine, ancient, Jewish settlement dating to the glory period of Sefarad, (as Spain was then called), by Hispanic Sephardic Jews, The village is cradle of the GARRIDO family, tracing back more than 375 years of laboring grape vines.  A testament to family tradition.

 The medieval village of Fermoselle is birthplace of Juan de La Encina, (his given name, at birth, was Juan de Fermoselle), the son of a cobbler of Sephardic descendance, who came to be known as the Father of the Spanish theatre. 

​  Centenarian Vineyards​

​​FERMOSELLE is a viticulture locale where time stood still, through the ages, in a mystical, magical beauty, where a unique grape variety of Spain is found.

​​​​The vineyard terroir ("terruño" in Spanish) is truly the essence of a fine wine. It is what sustains the indelible power of an exquisitely smooth, unique taste, elaborated from a one-of-a-kind, autochthonous grape variety, named Juan García. "Genuine elegance is founded upon simplicity of purity, the essence vested in our fine wine."    -- Jorge Garrido