Ruben and Elisa, the couple behind Malaparte, cultivates 5.5 ha of property vineyards located 3 km from the village of Cuellar. All the work in the vineyard is done according to organic ideology and practices. The area is characterized by a pine forest surrounding all the hectares planted with vines protected by natural vegetable cover and sitting on layers of limestone mixed with sand and clay. In the cellar, Ruben and Elisa produce wine according to different styles and techniques that can vary from the use of tanks, old barriques and centennial clay pots, a vessel historically common in many parts of Spain and not just something trendy to use. All the wines released contain very tiny quantities of added sulphites.
 
Pico Lunar is sourced from a single vineyard of just 5.5ha planted in 1988. It’s filled with Tempranillo vines and grows at 900m of altitude on a siliceous and limestone based soil. 15 days long fermentation is carried with skin contact in open barrels before being transferred into an ancient clay amphora to age for 12 months, just as the wines made in the past did.