Located in the privileged surroundings of the Somontano Protected Designation of Origin and the Vinos de Madrid D.O., Bodegas Enate is a diverse, innovative wine group committed to excellence. Comprising three wineries – Enate, Laus and Las Moradas de San Martín – each of them brings its own identity, combining art, nature and sustainability. Their participation in the International Wine Tourism Fair (FINE) is a unique opportunity to discover their varied wine tourism offer and learn first-hand about the richness of their wines.

Enate: the art of wine, the wine of art

Since its foundation in 1991, Enate has combined oenological excellence with contemporary art, becoming a reference in the world of wine. The winery, which also houses an art gallery with works by artists such as Antonio Saura and Antoni Tàpies, reflects the close relationship between creativity and wine. Its legacy is based on precise winemaking and the production of wines that express the character of Somontano.

Laus: a tribute to nature

Created in 2002, Laus is located in the heart of Somontano and stands out for its natural setting, surrounded by vineyards and a large sheet of water that surrounds its modern winery. Its name, which in Latin means ‘praise’ or ‘praise’, reflects its devotion to the land. At Laus, oenology is based on minimum intervention and maximum respect for the vineyard, obtaining wines that capture the essence of the Somontano DO.

Las Moradas de San Martín: grenache with a literary soul

Located in the Sierra de Gredos, within the D.O. Vinos de Madrid, Las Moradas de San Martín is a winery with a history linked to the centuries-old Garnacha grape and literature. Its name pays tribute to Saint Teresa de Jesús and to the writers of the Golden Age who praised the wines of this region. Since 1999, the winery has recovered historic vineyards of Pago de los Castillejos, where garnacha and albillo real are grown using organic and biodynamic methods. Its philosophy is based on making wines that reflect the terroir and authenticity of the Sierra de Gredos.

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Wine tourism on offer at the three sites

Each of the Enate Group wineries offers wine tourism experiences designed to immerse visitors in wine culture from different perspectives.

Enate: the art of wine

• Guided tours in Spanish, English and French, with a tour of the winery and the art room.
• Single-varietal tastings of five wines, accompanied by appetizers of Iberian ham.
• Gastronomic experiences with pairings of local produce and premium wines.

Laus: nature and wine

• Tours of the vineyards and winery, with explanations of sustainable viticulture.
• Wine tastings in a natural setting surrounded by water and vegetation.
• Blum by Laus’ experience, with limited editions of frizzante wines.

Las Moradas de San Martín: wine tourism with history and nature.

• Visit to the winery and tasting with aperitif: a tour of the centuries-old vineyards, followed by a tasting of three wines accompanied by Iberian ham and Manchego cheese.
• Pruning workshop: a seasonal activity that allows visitors to learn about Garnacha pruning in a privileged setting.
• Visit to the winery and the Monastery of Pelayos: an immersion in history and oenology, combining a visit to the winery with a tour of a 12th century medieval monastery.
• Tasting under the stars: a unique experience in the Sierra de Gredos, where wine and astronomy merge in a magical night far from light pollution.

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Innovation and commitment to quality

Each of the Enate Group’s wineries stands out for its commitment to quality and sustainability:

• Enate: Has implemented advanced winemaking techniques with a strong commitment to sustainability and energy efficiency.
• Laus: It has ECO-PROWINE certification, guaranteeing environmentally friendly production.
• Las Moradas de San Martín: Since 2017 it has been certified organic and follows biodynamic practices, with a minimal intervention approach in the production of its wines.

Bodegas Enate offers a diverse and enriching wine tourism proposal, combining art, nature, history and winemaking tradition. From contemporary art at Enate to the purity of nature at Laus, and the authenticity of the centuries-old Garnacha at Las Moradas de San Martín, each winery offers a unique experience. Their presence at FINE is an invitation to discover wine tourism at its best and to immerse yourself in the richness of their wines. Those looking for an authentic and enriching wine experience should not miss a visit to these three exceptional wineries.