View of the Baron de Oña headquarters surrounded by vineyards

Torre de Oña winery with the Cantabrian Hills as a backdrop

Tasting Room seen from the cask hall

Great hall

Living room

Cask hall

Panoramic view of the vineyard, with Laguardia in the distance

Vineyards at dusk with the Cantabrian Hills behind them

Barón de Oña is a small but beautiful architectural complex comprising the winery, the château and, some distance away, the Chapel of Santiago. The surrounding vineyards supply the exclusive fruit with which Barón de Oña is crafted.

The vineyard is the true protagonist at the Torre de Oña winery and represents the origin and essence of Barón de Oña. wine.

With yellowish-ochre clay loam soil, the 65 hectares of the San Martín Estate are 1,800 ft above sea level, practically the highest that vines can be grown in this area. All the hard work put into the vineyard is finally rewarded with just 5,000 kg per hectare of the best tempranillo and mazuelo.

As in all great terroirs, each plot of land has a different personality, due to the orientation gradient and age of each plant.