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Winery in Toro
The Pagos del Rey winery – 6 km away from the historical city of Toro in the province of Zamora – was established in 1952. It was originally known as Nuestra Señora de las Viñas, later on it was named Viña Bajoz (1962) after the river that runs near Morales de Toro. It was Félix Solís Avantis who acquired the winery in September 2008 and renamed it as Pagos del Rey Toro.
The winery currently produces 36% of the total production of red wines under Toro Denominación de Origen.
The Solís family is associated to family-owned vine growers that cover 1,400 hectares in the region. The traditional bush vine system of cultivation is still in use.
Pagos del Rey Toro winery in Morales de Toro has recently become an attraction centre for wine culture and oenotourism. The region’s first wine museum was opened in February 2014.
Wines from this region
Technical Information
- Total surface 40,000 m².
- Bottling line output 4,500 bottles per hour.
- A 10-meter-deep underground barrel cellar carved in the rock that houses more than 2,000 American and French oak barrels.
- Total storage capacity: 13,000,000 litres.
Technical Information
- Total surface 40,000 m².
- Bottling line output 4,500 bottles per hour.
- A 10-meter-deep underground barrel cellar carved in the rock that houses more than 2,000 American and French oak barrels.
- Total storage capacity: 13,000,000 litres.