This brand defined the origin of the project. It is a play on words between, in Spanish, aventura (adventure) and ventura (fortune), which were the sensations that we were submerged in, Bryan had recently arrived from the other “cape” in the other hemisphere. The truth is that only some time after he had arrived with the idea to start the cellar, we found the synthesis in the dictionary – El Tesoro de Covarrubias (or Treasure of the Castilian) with the proverb: Quién no se aventura no ha ventura. English translation -“Nothing ventured, nothing gained”- does not give however the idea of what we want to express. A free translation is closer to the meaning: “he who does not venture will never be fortunate”. It is not, or at least not only, a material gain, but a wealth of life, emotions, friends, knowledge… and that is the idea we want to convey to those who dare to join us in our adventure.
The label is simple. One might even think that it is unimaginative in that it resorts to the obvious. A name in relief, whose meaning I have already described, and a vine, an image surely repeated a thousand times; but it is the expression of our determination to put the focus on what really matters. Besides it is a bush-trained vine -transferred to a drawing from a real photograph- as a sign of respect for tradition, for a form of cultivation. It goes without saying that there is nothing to object to wire-trained vines, or modernity in general, if the ultimate aim is quality and not yield.
This brand includes our varietal wines: Tempranillo, Garnacha, Viura and Malvasia.