​Mansion GARRIDO, Tinto Superior, wine is elaborated from an autochthonous grape variety, named Juan Garcia, only harvested in the Grand Canyon of the Duero River, named ARRIBES del Duero, located adjacent to a geographic string of remote and ancient medieval villages, in Castile & Leon, Spain. The appellation name is ARRIBES D.O.


The Juan Garcia grape variety is a unique varietal, considered a pre-phylloxera grape, a natural descendant of the Burgundian grape variety. It survived the phylloxera bliss, sheltered within the vineyard terraces planted bordering the gargantuan Grand Canyon of the Duero River, named ARRIBES.


This inherent natural uniqueness of Mansion GARRIDO, Tinto Superior, wine, separates it as a distinct class apart from 95% of wines from Spain, harvested from the standard Tempranillo grape, the most commonly grown grape variety in Spain.




Tinto Superior