Doñana: National Park, Biosphere Reserve, Wetland of International Importance (Ramsar Convention), Natural Park, ZEPA, LIC, World Heritage and Council of Europe Diploma. Doñana is a territory with great ecological and heritage relevance, which has been recognized with various titles and distinctions at a national and international level. Each of them is briefly described...
What are Biosphere Reserves? Donana Biosphere Reserves are areas designated by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) that seek to balance biodiversity conservation, sustainable development and scientific research. These reserves are internationally...
The 'Orange Wine of Huelva County', chronology and history. Condado de Huelva Orange Wine is a fortified wine produced in the Condado de Huelva region, in Andalusia, Spain. Below is a brief chronology and history of this very special wine:15th century: It is believed that the...
UNESCO's Man and Biosphere Program (MaB Program) aims to reconcile nature conservation with socioeconomic development by promoting sustainable practices. Donana Indeed, UNESCO's Man and Biosphere (MaB) Program aims to reconcile the conservation of nature and...
Ecological and sustainability links of the cultivation of the vine in Doñana throughout the centuries chronology.The cultivation of the vine in the Doñana region, in the province of Huelva, has been closely linked to sustainability and ecology over the centuries. Here are some of the most notable links...
Historical data on the link between the wines of Condado de Huelva and the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus. The wines of Condado de Huelva have a long history that dates back to Roman times, but its connection with...
5 Curiosities of winemaking in Condado de Huelva Condado de Huelva winemaking has some curiosities and peculiarities that make it special and unique. Below are some of them: Winemaking from overripe grapes: In Huelva County, it is common to use overripe grapes or raisins to make sweet, semi-sweet...
Tartessian culture and Huelva County wine The Tartesos were an ancient people that inhabited the region of Huelva and other parts of Andalusia between the 9th and 6th centuries BC. They are considered the first viticulturists in the region, and it is known that they cultivated the vine for the production of wines...
Onucoop exports its wines to China. For the first time in the history of the cooperative, our products reach a market as important internationally as the Chinese one. It could be said that entering a market as impressive as the Chinese one is the most important and exciting action in recent years...
More than 500 years ago, the first Condado wines were exported. More than 500 years ago, the first wines from the Condado, specifically from Villalba, were exported to American lands, since then and up to the present day, the vineyards are part of the economy, identity, culture and festivals of these towns...
