VINES AND SWORDS IN “HANDS THAT STEP AND SHAKE” The fourth chapter of our series is here: “Hands that tip and strip”. Only a few weeks after the green pruning, in which we saw how our artisans selected the best shoots of each vine, we returned to the vineyard, which looks green and lush again, to continue our work.This time we will see two very important processes : topping and stripping. The first one, topping, is one of the most spectacular that happens in our lands, in which artisans work equipped with swords; and the deniete, which receives this curious name since it consists of eliminating the third generation shoots of each strain. Do you want to know what they do it for? Don’t miss this interesting episode.

WE REMAIN WITH THE GOOD IN “HANDS THAT ESCARDAN”.

In the previous chapter of “Hands” we talked to you about how artisans wait for patients during crying and overflowing for the next step to take action, a phase that we present to you on this occasion: green pruning.

With the arrival of June this work is carried out, one of the most important in the life of the vineyard. When the vines look leafy, it is the turn of our artisans, who are in charge of examining each vine and determining which shoots are main and which shoots are secondary, eliminating the latter. This selection will guarantee the quality and quantity of the bunches that the vines produce.

You can see the third chapter “Hands that weed weeding” and the previous ones on our official YouTube channel.

You know, both in the vineyard and in life, you always have to stick with the good!

NEW CAMPAIGN OF EL COTO BLANCO.

At El Coto de Rioja we make our wine with the best of our land and with all the experience and passion of our hands to achieve the most important objective: that you like the result.

And that is what we want to convey to you in our new El Coto Blanco campaign, all those reasons that make you say “It’s good!” when tasting: its freshness, its aromas of white fruit, its subtlety, its flavor, its unique character …

We hope that, like the protagonist of the spot, El Coto Blanco brings you good feelings in every sip and surprises you when you taste it.

Thank you.

WE CONTINUE OUR JOURNEY WITH “HANDS THAT WAIT”.

There are times when the most important tasks a craftsman’s hands can do are to watch and wait patiently. And this is what happens in chapter two of our “Hands” series.

We continue our long journey with “Hands that are waiting”, where Juan Carlos, a vineyard operator, will show you the following phases after pruning: weeping and overflowing. Both occur naturally, conditioned by pruning, which marked their optimal growth.

It is a beautiful time in the vineyard, in which spring and its temperature mark the beginning of its vegetative cycle, completely changing the color of its landscape.

We invite you to continue sharing our passion for wine and to know all the time and effort that goes into each vintage.

We remind you that in our YouTube Channel you can find compiled all the chapters that we are sharing.

We hope you enjoy it.