Indeed, although our land was in need of water, and in January and February it rained abundantly and just as it should, it was about time — it really was about time! — for the sun to make its appearance and lend its invaluable help in the natural drying of our cork stoppers. Without wasting...Read More

We are proud to announce that we have received our BRC certificate, valid until December 2026, maintaining the AA grade. A recognition of the constant effort of our entire team and our commitment to food quality and safety. We continue to grow and improve every day!Read More

Indeed, today is possibly the first day with frost in Valdepeñas, as we can see from the frost covering all the cork stacks this morning. A few hours later, we had a visit from our regional television station, and by then, as can be seen in the second and third photographs, we were already taking...Read More

Indeed, just as we had announced, the day arrived on 25 July, and now we share with you the events that took place at our facilities and at the Old Los Llanos winery, where the lunch and awards ceremony were held. At 11:30 in the morning, the visit began at glm 1, where attendees could...Read More

As every year around this time (today, 25 July), we’re here to share the end of our cork harvest campaign. Since today is a working day, the first thing we come across are the carts of cork stoppers produced on 23 July and washed yesterday using our triple-washing system. With about 14 hours of sunlight...Read More

As every year, this is how we call the last truck loaded in the field. This truck was loaded on the 22nd in the Sierra de San Pedro, at the El León estate, it was unloaded yesterday in our yard, and stacked this morning in our yard (stack 4). With this final act, we will...Read More

Dear customers and friends, I must admit that this year I was a bit worried about the 2025 campaign, because there have been (and still are) very pessimistic and negative comments about this year’s cork harvest. Apparently, some companies are determined to devalue cork, and of course, this clashes with the landowners who, having very...Read More