Biodiversity is our pillar of sustainability and vitality
At Pago Casa Gran, we understand that promoting biodiversity is not an end in itself but an essential means to transform our vineyards into stable ecosystems that allow the fullest expression of terroir. Unlike conventional agriculture, which often prioritizes short-term yield over ecosystem health, and industrial organic farming, which, though it avoids chemical pesticides and fertilizers, can lose sight of natural balance, our viticultural practice seeks to integrate the best of both worlds.
The ecological management we implement, based on the strictest guidelines such as those granted by Delinat, allows us to maintain vibrant, life-filled vineyards capable of producing wines that reflect the true essence of their origin.
In our vineyards, the soils are rich in life, with abundant earthworms and mycorrhizae that contribute to their fertility and health
Our vision focuses on cultivating a self-sufficient soil enriched by the symbiotic interaction between plants and fauna. We strive to create high biodiversity areas by integrating trees, dry stone walls, and buffer zones within our vineyards. Here, the presence of insects, reptiles, birds, and various Mediterranean animals such as wild boars, foxes, and rabbits forms a vital network that ensures ecological balance. These natural elements not only enrich the landscape but also play an important role in the health and resilience of our vines, helping to prevent diseases without relying on chemical interventions.
100% own vineyards
Diversity and complexity. Density
Low and controlled yields
Soil types and conditions
The cultivation of sandy soils, sandy clay soils in the valley bottom, and white clay allows the vines to express unique characteristics of the terroir.
Permanent plant cover
Cultivated varieties
Nationals: Garnacha, Garnacha Tintorera, Malvasía, Monastrell, Moscatel y Syrah.
Internationals: Gewürztraminer, Merlot y Petit Verdot.
Delinat and Pago Casa Gran: Rigorous innovation in sustainable viticulture
Delinat trusts Pago Casa Gran to validate its proposals in detail. This collaboration focuses on three key areas: living soils, high biodiversity, and energy and water efficiency, emphasizing responsible and sustainable practices. Pago Casa Gran is audited annually by BioInspecta, achieving the highest level of 3S certification in nearly all its indicators.
