FECO / The vineyard
Camino Villar
Camino Villar represents the family's roots in Cordovín, the village of Javier's mother. Its Garnacha vines, planted in 1951, grow in reddish, iron-rich clay soil, distinct from the limestone soils of the San Vicente plots.
That difference is worth preserving. Camino Villar is not meant to resemble the others: it brings another variety, another landscape and another part of the family's story to FECO.
- Village
- Cordovín
- Altitude
- 650 m
- Vineyard varieties
- Approximately 99% Garnacha
- Planting year
- 1951
- Soil
- Iron-rich clay
The wine from this vineyard
FECO Camino Villar
Oak accompanies Camino Villar's fruit and freshness rather than disguising them. It adds body and complexity without taking away the lively feel that makes this wine distinctive.
Open it for an unhurried meal that ends with a table full of dishes to share. It has the freshness to keep pace and the depth to bring the conversation back to the wine.
Bottle size: 0.75 L bottle.
Request the technical sheet for the available vintage to learn about its winemaking and characteristics.