At Terra Firma Winery we believe wine is a journey. We want the wines we produce to feel like a trip to different countries and winegrowing regions, a discovery of unique winemaking methods and diverse vineyards. Blends and varietals alike, we aspire to display the flavours, aromas and wine tradition of the lands we work.
This Designation of origin is located in the town of Yecla, in southeastern Spain. Yecla and its countryside are also a great terroir for organic farming; the wines we produce in Yecla are certified free of any chemical whatsoever.
The Bierzo is a fertile land, a trait that allows our winemaking team to work with multiple grape varieties. The soil is made of a mixture of minerals, slate and quartz, with an altitude of 500 meters above sea level.
Bajo Aragón (or Lower Aragón) is located in the autonomous region of Aragón in Spain. For centuries, the pilgrims that walked to the shrine of the apostle in Santiago de Compostela (Galicia) passed through this region and demanded aragonese wines on their journey.
Alentejo can be translated as “Beyond the Tejo”, since its located south of the Tejo River. It has won great acclaim as one of the most respected wine regions in Portugal. It's a hot and dry area with Atlantic climate, where red wines are the signature product.
Our vineyard is located in the southwest of France. Even though the atlantic ocean is far away behind Les Landes, it still manages to have influence in the land, bringing wet springs and sunny weather during the rest of the year.
The Pays D’oc area has a mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild winters, with most rainfall compressed into spring and autumn, also it’s subjected to the influences of the atlantic climate to the West and of the continent to the East.
Diverse and tasty wines
Spain is the third largest producer of wine in the world. With an abundance of native grape varieties, beautiful landscapes, and a winegrowing tradition that goes back to 1000 B.C, this country is home to more vines than any other country on Earth.
Wine as a cultural aspect
Wine is an intrinsic part of French culture. This country has many benefitial factors in its favour: the wide range of climates and soil types, the variety of styles available and a complex appellation system.
Redefining wines from the Old World
Portugal has gone through a wine revolution during the last decades, but its winemaking history goes back to the country starting to export its wines to the Roman Empire. The wines grown here come from different local grapes that develop distinctive personalities.
