Los Hinojosos is a town located in the comarca of La Mancha, in the province of Cuenca, in the autonomous community of Castilla-La Mancha, in central Spain. According to the Spanish National Institute of Statistics, in 2020 the population of Los Hinojosos was around 1,100 inhabitants.
In terms of gastronomy, Los Hinojosos is known for its typical dishes of La Mancha cuisine, such as ajo arriero (a cod and potato stew), pisto manchego (a vegetable stew) and gachas (a dish made with flour and olive oil). In addition, in the town you can also find typical local products, such as cheeses, olive oil and wines.
In terms of culture, Los Hinojosos has a parish church dedicated to Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, which dates from the 16th century and is Gothic-Renaissance in style. The town also has a hermitage dedicated to San Isidro Labrador, patron saint of the town, which is located on the outskirts of the village.
As for the wines, Los Hinojosos is located in an area of wine production under the La Mancha Designation of Origin, so it is possible to find wines from the area with the label "La Mancha" or "Denominación de Origen La Mancha". These wines are usually young, fruity reds, although whites and rosés are also produced.
Visit with special emphasis on outdoor activities, with stops at a viewpoint and tasting accompanied by a cold lunch.
Visit with special emphasis on outdoor activities, with stops at a viewpoint and tasting accompanied by a cold lunch.
Visit with special emphasis on outdoor activities, with stops at a viewpoint and tasting accompanied by a cold lunch.
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In a natural environment, this winery is open to wine tourism by organizing tasting courses in a beautiful tasting room.
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A social economy cooperative founded in 1950 with a strong commitment to the area, they grow Tempranillo grapes in a Mediterranean climate and limestone soils. They define themselves as must artisans.
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Equestrian shows, gastronomy and plans for the whole family.
