Wildfires Threaten Sierra de Gredos Vineyards
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Wildfires Threaten Sierra de Gredos Vineyards

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More than 50,000 hectares have burned in Ávila, Spain, as wildfires threaten historic vineyards in the Sierra de Gredos region. Producers are assessing the damage to old-vine Garnacha and Albillo Real vineyards, with several parcels already lost.

The fires, occurring in Ávila, have consumed over 50,000 hectares of land. The extent of the damage to the Sierra de Gredos’ vineyards remains unclear as firefighters continue battling what is described as one of Spain's most destructive recent wildfires.

Specifically at risk are historic parcels planted with Garnacha and Albillo Real vines. According to drinks_business, several such parcels have already been destroyed by the blaze. Producers in the region await further assessment to determine the full impact on their vineyards and upcoming harvests.

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