The Verdejo grape has been grown in Castile for centuries. Its cultivation in our region dates back to the reign of Alfonso VI (11th century). After the Reconquista, much of the Duero basin was repopulated by Cantabrians, Basques, and other north Iberian peoples. It is no coincidence that many towns in the province of Segovia around Santiuste de S. Juan Bautista, the village where Bodegas Cerrosol is based, have the same name as municipalities in the Sierra de Cameros, such as Aldeanueva, Aldehuela, Ortigosa, Nieva, and Villoslada.

For more than four decades, we have been committed to the Rueda Denomination of Origin and its most representative grape, Verdejo. Today, a passionate and professional team works every day to transform this historical heritage into quality wines able to compete in the most demanding markets in the world.