This orange wine is intriguingly complex, offering dried orange peel, fresh and dried apricots, and tinned peach notes, complemented by hints of hay, white pepper, and subtle sweet spices - cinnamon, vanilla, and honey. It’s dry, with light but noticeable tannins and a silky texture. With a long, honeyed finish this is an approachable yet expressive entry-level orange wine.

Bodegas Fernando Castro is a family story steeped in history and tradition, beginning in 1850 when the Castros first nurtured their vineyards in Santa Cruz de Mudela, Castilla-La Mancha. From humble artisanal beginnings, Juan Manuel Castro Corredor brought their wines to Madrid via the famous “Wine Train,” and soon their creations reached distant shores, from Cuba to the Philippines. Over the decades, the family’s dedication and passion transformed these lands into a home for exceptional wines, blending the timeless rhythms of tradition with a bold vision for innovation. Today, their wines grace tables in over 80 countries, carrying the spirit of Castilla-La Mancha with every sip. Modern Bodegas Fernando Castro is a harmonious blend of heritage and innovation. It's 380 hectares of sun-drenched vineyards, nurtured at 705 meters above sea level, that produce grapes of remarkable intensity, elegance, and aromatic power. The winery’s state-of-the-art facilities - spacious stainless steel tanks, oak ageing cellars, and sustainable practices - allow their wines to express the soul of the land while embracing the future. From organic and vegan wines to sparkling and non-alcoholic creations, each bottle tells a story of passion, patience, and a deep connection to the earth, making Bodegas Fernando Castro a true jewel of La Mancha.