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A vigneron in the marco de Jerez

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From the sky and biodynamics, to the land of albariza and traditional viticulture.

I am Alejandro Muchada, a pretender to vigneron in Sanlúcar de Barrameda, in the Muchada-Léclapart project, together with my teacher and reference David Léclapart. This blog arises from the desire to share some of my reflections and anecdotes from this experience, in which many friends and vine-growers from the old school of Sanlúcar nurture me, such as Juan Peregrino and Juan Morales, as well as working side by side with David.

I do not intend to teach or generate academic knowledge. I prefer to move in the language of the symbolic and the experiential, to help us find the valuable inspiration and motivation to open new paths in the viticulture and viniculture of Marco de Jerez. I like to think that tradition and innovation go hand in hand in an equation where feeling, patience, humility, respect and ancestral wisdom are aligned to sow precious seeds and generate sublime fruits.

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