Villa Iulia is what Antonio Florencio-Nieto dreamt about when fighting long grape harvest days around the world. It all began in 2008 when he discovered his passion for enology and his desire to spend the following years in his life travelling and gathering information and experiences in different countries in order to obtain a much more complex view of Enology. This adventure led him to know about different terroirs and philosophy of wine production all around the world. After 12 years making wine and working in 8 different countries (Spain, Italy, Chile, United States, New Zealand, Austria, Australia and Serbia) and 16 grape harvests, it was the moment of bringing his dream to life .

The vineyards, worked in an ecological way, are located in the province of Cuenca; dispersed between the municipalities of Mota del Cuervo, Los Hinojosos and Monreal del Llano. On clay-calcareous soils at an altitude of 680 meters above sea level, the vineyards have an average age of 25 years, with a glass conduction in the oldest vineyards and a trellis with short pruning in the youngest vines.