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For a good knowledge of how is made wine in this area, check Beach_dog's Castrillo de la Vega travelogues, where he had to work hard under the supervision of my mother (pobrecito lol)
With an own "Denominacion de origen" you have to try the Lechazo of Aranda de Duero. Due to the special vegetation on the area, the flavour of this lamb is different to the normal lamb, more like a milky flavour.
This is one of the most important vine-growing areas in the world, not just in Castilla and Leon.It extends around the river Duero, from the lands of Soria and Burgos, passing through the North of the province of Segovia, to Valladolid. The Denominacion de origen Ribera del Duero includes sixty municipalities. One of them is Castrillo de la Vega, maye you are drinking my family wine lol
Abba Fonseca Salamanca
2 Reviews and 91 Opinions This was our choice to stay in Salamanca during our weekend and I have to say that was really a...
Infanta Isabel Hotel Segovia
4 Reviews and 111 Opinions Room was clean and nicely decorated. The hotel staff was very helpful and friendly. Perfect...
AC Burgos Burgos
1 Review and 120 Opinions A new hotel in the heart of the city, it's close to the Arlanzón river and only at 100m to the...
Reviews and photos of Castilla y León attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Castilla y León sightseeing.
Q: I'll be in Zamora and I want to visit Toro for 2-3 hours. How can I get to Toro from Zamora? I think - by bus, can anybody say...
A: Hi. http://www.laregionalvsa.com/regional.asp This is the website of the company that operates in the area of Zamora and Valladolid. Toro is on the line between...
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