Suertes Del Marqués are wine-makers that never lose sight of the respect for tradition. The use of native yeasts is a key factor in their wine-making process. They use both stainless steel and concrete tanks. Their wines are also aged in small French oak casks from artisan barrel makers in Burgundy. This process, together with the personality of the plot where the grapes are grown imbues their wines with unique identity and character.

Their estate “El Esquilón”, is located in the area known as “Las Suertes” in the mid- region of La Orotava Valley. It is a 9 ha. vineyard consisting of 21 plots, extending in altitude from 350 metres to 700 metres above sea level. The vineyards are mostly composed of old, ungrafted vine stocks of black and white Listan grapes, which coexist with other native varietals. A unique method of vine training called “Trenzado” (multiple cordon) is traditionally used.