In Riojan lands on the banks of the Ebro, only a short distance from the two-thousand year old city of Calahorra, and on the very path of the Aragonese pilgrims’ route to Compostela, stands the Castillo de Maetierra. Under its attentive gaze, in lands dating from time immemorial, grow its vines, burnished by the warm sun of the Valles de Sadacia. Over 350 hectares (including 80 has. Of vineyards planted with white varieties) make up Maetierra, a fruit farm with the castle and wine cellar at the epicentre, where all kinds of arable crops, many of them organically grown, are produced.

A great spectacle of natural life which can be enjoyed all the year round, following the growth cycle of each of the crops. From this concept of the land as a giver of life (the mother earth), together with the word “mae” (mother) or Portuguese origin, comes the name of Maetierra.