At a glance
- Style
- young wines with a year in barrel
- Visits
- To be confirmed
The house
Editorial review · reviewed on October 11, 2026Huerta Manzanares, in the Sierra de Arteaga, Coahuila, is apple country. Among its fruit trees, which include cherry and quince, it planted vines as an experiment, and from that vineyard comes D'Guadiana, the label dedicated to Don Armando Guadiana.
The house does not make its own wine. The grapes are worked with Bodegas del Viento, another Arteaga house, and from there come young wines with a year in barrel.
The wines
- Vineyard
- Huerta Manzanares, with apple, cherry, and quince trees
- In the vineyard and the cellar
- winemaking at Bodegas del Viento
The visit
We have not yet confirmed whether it receives visitors. Ask before you go.
Getting there
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