At El Guijoso, a 10-hectare plot of vines exists that was planted in 1983. The source of these vines is the noblest of all. They were cloned in the very birthplace of Chardonnay itself: Burgundy.

For years now, our aim with these vines has been clear: to produce the finest grapes that will make wines of the highest quality. This rigorous undertaking has paved the way for the production of our Brut Nature A. Conesa. The best plot of Chardonnay, the oldest of this grape variety in El Guijoso, has been chosen by Antonio to produce his Blanc de Blancs sparkling wine.

Antonio Conesa, the owner and CEO of Pago Guijoso has for several years been enthusiastically committed to taking up this challenge, which would one day fulfil his dream of producing a Brut Nature - Blanc de Blancs.

With a serenity that comes from experience, a respect for time-honoured tradition and an undertaking to do those things that he does well, the moment has now arrived. For him, there are no more excuses, no alternatives other than accepting and rising to this challenge.

In creating this Champagne Method/ Traditional Method sparkling wine, this A. Conesar limited release, Antonio has given it his signature.

In doing so, he has invested his determination, energy and commitment. And supporting him is a whole team, who lavish their care and attention on each of the bottles as they sleep, disturbing them only to carry out the riddling, turning each of them, one by one, in their racks, to enhance their development, without delay but unhurriedly. They escort them along their path, in the time-honoured way, with the calm of those who understand wine, and with the technical precision that seeks and finds the fine, elegant bubbles displayed by great sparkling wines.

After tasting the base wine and approving the result of the first fermentation, our cellar team bottles the wine and seals it for a period of almost 18 months. During this time, the sugar and the yeast merge harmoniously, and the wine ferments again to produce our sparkling wine.

Gentle hands control the rotation of the bottles, necessary for the activation of the sediment and to provide fine bubbles in the wine and a body on the palate of outstanding quality

The final stage of the process, the disgorgement, then arrives. The neck of the bottle is frozen, and along with it the plug of sediment. Expert hands remove the cap from the bottle and allow the gas to release its force for a short while. Gratefully, it ejects the sediment just before the cork and its wire are installed to enclose it once again inside our bottle of A. Conesa.

The name A. Conesa 58, indicates the age of its creator. This is the start of what we wish to call the vitibiography of a great creator of sensual emotions.

“Come quickly, I’m tasting the stars!” -Dom Pierre Pérignon, at the end of the 17th century, when tasting his sparkling wine for the first time.

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