Vast Skies and High Altitude: Vineyards in the Meseta and Northern Spain
As we explored in a previous article Spain is home to the highest altitude vines in Europe. Altitude is a key factor in terms of concentrating color, tannin and aroma in wines, as well as preserving acidity. But Spain’s high altitude terroirs vary greatly from windswept plains to steep, rocky terraces. Let’s explore.
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