Garnacha is an indigenous grape varietal from Spain and it is grown around the country. In each of the areas it gives different characteristics but it is widely recognised as an excellent cultivar to produce rosé wines and it has been used for this purpose for centuries. Campo Viejo sources its grapes to craft its Rosé from vineyards in the North-eastern part of the country where a combination of a dry and sunny climate with both Continental and Mediterranean influences create the perfect conditions to grow this varietal and to make a vibrant and fresh style of rosé.