Although the Toro Designation of Origin was established in the late 1980s, the tradition of Toro wines predates the Roman settlement, as evidenced by archaeological remains found in the area. Its reputation extends back to the Middle Ages, a time when royal privileges were granted for its commercialization. So much so that Toro wines even reached the lands of the New World through Columbus during the discovery of America. Toro has always been and will forever be connected to wine. Toro and wine go hand in hand to continue writing the history of this fascinating region.

For the Maires family, the vineyard has always played a fundamental role in crafting quality wines. The Maires vineyards are located in various areas within the Toro Designation of Origin, with some vines exceeding 100 years in age. The perfect orientation of the vineyards, soil composition, and drainage create a harmonious environment for grape cultivation. This combination of factors generates a favorable microclimate that enables the production of high-quality wines, our wines.