Numanthia Winery

Highlights

  • • Century-old pre-phylloxera Tinta de Toro vineyards
  • • Complex red wines Numanthia and Termanthia
  • • Located in D.O. Toro, Zamora
  • • Traditional and modern winemaking process
  • • Vineyards in plains and gentle hills landscape
  • • Guided tours available by prior reservation

Description

Numanthia Winery is located in Valdefinjas, within the Toro Denomination of Origin, in Zamora province. This winery stands out for its dedication to traditional viticulture, working with pre-phylloxera Tinta de Toro vines, an indigenous variety that imparts character and structure to its wines. The estate lies in a landscape of plains and gentle hills, where the continental climate and sandy, clay soils influence grape quality.

Visiting Numanthia allows you to explore its century-old vineyards and facilities where its renowned red wines, such as Numanthia and Termanthia, are crafted. These wines are known for their depth, complexity, and aging potential, resulting from a careful process that blends tradition with modern techniques. The winery offers an experience deeply connected to the land and the region's winemaking history.

The winery's history is tied to the recovery of ancient vines that survived the phylloxera plague, preserving a unique genetic heritage in its vines. This practice maintains the identity of Toro wine and contributes to its international prestige. The winery is part of a territory with a winemaking tradition dating back centuries, reflecting the culture and landscape of Castilla y León.

To plan your visit, advance booking is recommended, as guided tours provide detailed insights into the winemaking process and the uniqueness of its vineyards. The visit lasts approximately 1 to 2 hours. The winery does not offer free entry and does not specify public opening hours, so direct consultation is advised. Access is medium level, with some adapted areas. The winery is suitable for adults and children, but it is not indicated as pet-friendly.

Key Information

Visit Duration

1-2 hours

Recommended Seasons

Spring, Autumn

Accessibility

Medium

Kid-Friendly Pet-Friendly Booking Required

Guide

Essential information for visiting Numanthia Winery

Location

How to get there

By carBy public transport

In this area

ToroMunicipio
Practical Information
Visit Duration
1-2 hours
Features & Services
  • Accessibility:Medium
  • Kid-Friendly:Yes
  • Pet-Friendly:No
  • Booking:Booking Required
Planning Information

Recommended Seasons

Spring · Autumn

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit is in spring and autumn when the weather is milder and the vineyards display their full visual splendor.

Visitor Tips

To make the most of your visit, book in advance and wear comfortable shoes for walking through vineyards and facilities. Check accessibility conditions if you have reduced mobility. The area can experience extreme temperatures depending on the season, so dress accordingly. Take the opportunity to ask about the winemaking process and the history of the pre-phylloxera vines.

Historical Facts

Numanthia's vineyards are pre-phylloxera, meaning they survived the phylloxera plague that devastated European vineyards in the late 19th century. This allows the winery to maintain a unique genetic heritage in its vines, preserving the historic identity of Toro wine.

Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers about Numanthia Winery

Yes, advance booking is recommended for guided tours.
The visit usually lasts between 1 and 2 hours.
Yes, the winery offers direct sales of its wines.
Access is medium level with some adapted areas; prior consultation is advised.
The winery is not indicated as pet-friendly, so bringing pets is not recommended.