VIAJAR magazine has drawn up a ranking that defines the best wineries in each autonomous community in Spain. Bodegas Vicente Gandía is the best winery in this selection in the Valencian Community.
VIAJAR Magazine is a specialist in discovering the best of our heritage, from the most beautiful villages to the essential natural corners or, why not, the best restaurants in which to enjoy one of the most renowned cuisines in the world. Now, however, they have travelled all over Spain walking among vineyards that offer us the most bucolic scenes and wineries that delight both lovers of good wine and the most unique architecture.
Selecting the best winery in each autonomous community of Spain is a challenge, since the country has an impressive diversity of wineries and each of them stands out in different aspects such as tradition, innovation, quality, or recognition in the international market. Today we are going to discover the best wineries in each community:
Comunitat Valenciana – Bodegas Vicente Gandía (Chiva/Utiel, Valencia)
TRAVEL: “Vicente Gandía has been winegrowers since 1885, and is the largest winery in the Valencian Community. They carry the essence of the Mediterranean as their flag and in 1971 they became the first Valencian winery to market bottled wine under the Castillo de Liria brand, which almost fifty years later remains one of their iconic brands. In 1990, the Gandía family decided to invest in the Hoya de Cadenas estate, an oenological paradise located in the caves of Utiel and which brings together the perfect characteristics for obtaining the best grapes; in fact, the estate gives its name to the Hoya de Cadenas range of wines, which have been sold in more than sixty countries.”
