The winery, recently remodeled, is conceived for the use of our Verdejo grape, so appreciated in the national and international market. Following the traditions and bringing the new viticulture trends, the highest technology is used to give the wines the care they require. In line with our philosophy, the production of white wines in Bodegas y Viñedos Nieva is traditional.
The grapes of vines on trellises are harvested at night so as not to expose them to the high temperatures of the day, thus reaching the winery in perfect conditions. Instead, the grapes from our old vines are harvested by day due to the difficulty and care involved in this process among such ancient vines.
The grape that is used to elaborate this wine, comes from vineyards which have their origin in Verdejo variety. They have resisted to Phylloxera plague during the nineteenth century and they are non grafted vines, that is why they are called Pie Franco, because they preserve their original root. The age of the vines is more or less one hundred years. They produce a very high quality and exclusive wines. Just 30.000 bottles a year are produced of this wine. Viñedos de Nieva has in its property 10 hectares of Pie Franco, and controls the most of the area of this kind of vineyard which is in danger of extinction. Given the age of the vines and the fact that they are not irrigated, they produce just two bunches each plant, giving fresh wines but dense and with a great complexity.

Blanco Nieva History
The location of the vineyards in Nieva belongs to the 12th century, when the commercialization of the wines started with the peak of Los Cartujos monastery. The maximum production of grapes took place in 19th century.

The estate
Blanco Nieva tiene en propiedad 60 hectáreas de viñedo, 54 has de Verdejo, de las cuales 12 son de Pie Franco de cepas de mas de 100 años, y 6 has de Sauvignon Blanc.

The wines
We are the Segovian part of the D.O. Rueda, located at higher altitudes and colder climate, pebbly soils, which provides the reckonable personality of Martúe.