DISCOVER OUR LEGACY

We go back to the late 19th century and early 20th century with the arrival of phylloxera, which in just a few years devastated European viticulture. Faced with this problem, the need arose to propagate American vines and rootstocks resistant to the disease. In the Vall d’Albaida, a region in the south of the province of Valencia, the first vine nurseries emerged. Thanks to the favorable climate and irrigated land, the area offered the ideal conditions for nursery development.

Around 1905, Mr. Modesto Cambra Revert, responding to the widespread demand for vineyard replanting throughout the country affected by phylloxera, transformed his family business — originally dedicated to fruit tree nurseries — into the propagation of American vines and rootstocks. We remember the historic locations: “El Hort dels Descals, Alquería de la Sabata, Santa Clotilde, Pla de Missena, Finca Bonavista, El Llombo, L’Almaig…”

Obtaining high-quality wines requires possessing an agricultural heritage of our own. At VIVEROS CAMBRA, we care for the land to produce the best wines from the finest plants of our own origin. Our goal is to fight against “Oblivion” by recovering the highest-quality genetic varieties, making the most of the land while maintaining ecological balance.

Thus, in 2005, the winery was founded, driven by our firm commitment to research, development, recovery, and selection of both foreign and native Mediterranean grape varieties. In 2018, we launched the MiniViniCultura project in collaboration with the Regional Ministry of Agriculture, Environment, Climate Change and Rural Development of the Generalitat Valenciana.

TORTOSI – ALCAÑON – MORAVIA AGRIA – MONTALBANA – GORDAL – COLORAÍLLO – VALENCI BLANC – BONICARIRE – MORENILLO DE LA HOYA – SANTA PAULA – MARISANCHO – VIDADILLO – MORAVIA DULCE – ARCOS – PLANTA NOVA

Over these years, experimental micro-vinifications have been carried out in order to understand the oenological characteristics of these varieties. These micro-vinifications were later scaled up, giving rise to the Teuladí range (from the Valencian word teulada, meaning tiled roof), named after a bird that often nests on the roofs of our estate.

Teuladí Negre (Forcallat, Bonicaire and Miguel de Arcos), Teuladí Blanc (Planta Nova and Merseguera), and Teuladí Rosat (Bonicaire, Forcallat and Miguel de Arcos).