The Landscape

We make landscape and forest wines

The Cámbrico landscape, southeast of Salamanca represents an exceptional tourism destination in Spain. We are a winery-landscape that respects to the maximum the cultivation of the vineyards in the middle of the Biosphere Reserve of the Sierras de Béjar and France.

We are a cultural asset Sierra de Francia

Cámbrico looks at the Peña de Francia, its golden eagles, black storks and forests of oak, strawberry and chestnut trees. The architecture of the half-timbered houses can be explained by the repopulation of settlers from Burgundy that took place in the 12th century through Count Raymond of Burgundy, married to the Infanta Urraca of León. There are no less than 34 sites of cultural interest in the area, including archaeological sites such as the Iron Age Cerro del Berrueco, the Roman gold mines of Las Cávenes in El Cabaco or the more than 100 cave wine presses that can be visited in San Esteban de la Sierra.

As a Natural Park we have a commitment

Our wines are mountain and forest wines as they are born in the heart of the Sierra de Francia Natural Park. Oaks, strawberry trees, cork oaks, gall oaks and chestnut trees are integrated in the vineyards, which we have been recovering little by little since 1999. Thanks to research, we have been able to learn more about the local native grapes, among which are the red rufete, the white rufete and the calabrese. We are strongly committed to the recovery of this cultural heritage, which we preserve through the organic cultivation of the oldest plots, thus promoting biodiversity and respect for nature.
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Would you like to visit us?

Get to know the essence of our wine heritage recovery project. This is not a regular winery visit, is an exploration of the most forgotten wine-growing territory and a reminder of the Roman legacy and of the elders of the Sierra de Francia.