Hermanos Peciña Winery Guide
Winery Overview
The superb Rioja winery of Hermanos Peciña has become a leading light in this beautiful vinous region in northern Spain. Located outside gorgeous San Vicente de la Sonsierra in the heart of Rioja Alta, a region known for producing some of the most elegant, profound, and long-lived expressions of Rioja, vine cultivation has been happening here since the 12th century. Hoping to carry on this proud tradition, Pedro Peciña Crespo produced quintessential, velvety Rioja on his ancestral land.
The winery was created in the early ’90s when Pedro and his three adult children decided to found a small winery on the site that today houses his much grander modern facility. So, in 1997, a state-of-the-art facility was opened, followed by a further vineyard parcels acquisition in 2002. Pedro knew that a show-stopping winery needed the best quality fruit to ferment. The potential was always there, but Pedro still had much to live up to, as his Riojan neighbors had been bottling fine wines for generations. Nevertheless, his hard work, investment, and passion have paid off; the acclaimed New York Times critic Eric Asimov declared them “one of my favorite Rioja producers.”
The estate produces an astonishing variety of wines that impress all who taste them with consistency and elegance. The Gran Reserva is the blockbuster, a complex, elegant, and velvety red demanding slow appreciation. Add this to the Rioja region’s fine cuisine, leisurely pace of life, and beautiful unspoiled scenery, and you have the recipe for an enduring love affair.
Wines produced
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Peciña White
- Viura
100% Viura. Fermented in stainless steel. No oak ageing. -
Señorio de P. Peciña (Young)
- Garnacha
- Graciano
- Tempranillo
95% Tempranillo, 3% Graciano, 2% Garnacha. Fermented in stainless steel. No oak ageing. A fresh, fruity Rioja for immediate enjoyment. -
Señorio de P. Peciña (Crianza)
- Garnacha
- Graciano
- Tempranillo
95% Tempranillo, 3% Graciano, 2% Garnacha. Fermented in stainless steel. 2 years in French and American oak. -
Señorio de P. Peciña (Reserva)
- Garnacha
- Graciano
- Tempranillo
95% Tempranillo, 3% Graciano, 2% Garnacha. Fermented in stainless steel. 3 years in French and American oak. -
Señorio de P. Peciña (Gran Reserva)
- Garnacha
- Graciano
- Tempranillo
95% Tempranillo, 3% Graciano, 2% Garnacha. Fermented in stainless steel. 48 months in French and American oak. Extensive bottle age before release. Produced from low yielding vineyards. -
Peciña RESERVA Vendimia Seleccionada
- Garnacha
- Graciano
- Tempranillo
95% Tempranillo, 3% Graciano, 2% Garnacha. Fermented in stainless steel. 36 months in French and American oak. Produced only in excellent vintages. -
CHOBEO de Peciña
- Tempranillo
100% Tempranillo. Fermented in stainless steel. 2 months in French and American oak. The signature wine of the producer.
Winery Contact Details
- Email [email protected]
- Tel +34 (0) 941 334 366
- Fax +34 (0) 941 334 180
- Website Visit website
Facts & Figures
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Appellation
- Rioja Alta
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Founded
1992
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Area under Vine
50 Hectares
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Age of vines
30 years+
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Oak barrel origin
- French and American
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Winemaker
- Pedro Peciña Crespo
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Owner
- Crespo family
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Production
300,000 bottles per annum
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Grape varietals
- Tempranillo, Viura, Graciano, Garnacha
Grape Varieties Used by the Winery
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White grape
Viura
Viura is Rioja’s principal white grape, producing fresh, subtly aromatic wines that can also develop impressive texture and complexity with oak ageing. View grape -
Red grape
Garnacha
Garnacha is one of Spain’s most important red grapes, producing generous, fruit-driven wines with ripe red berry flavors, moderate tannins and a natural affinity for warm, dry climates. View grape -
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Red grape
Tempranillo
Tempranillo is Spain’s most widely planted red grape, producing wines with red and black fruit, moderate acidity and tannin, and an ability to develop complexity with oak ageing. View grape
