Anguciana is a historic village in Rioja Alta, known as the birthplace of the region’s classic, age-worthy fine wines. The Díez del Corral family, whose winemaking roots in this small town date back to 1880, has revitalized a 19th-century pavilion by building a new winery. Their wines, released under the La Piconada label, are distinguished by the area’s signature finesse and by Maturana Tinta—a rare grape variety they embraced in 2015 with the planting of a vineyard that now lends its name to their flagship wine. They cultivate this variety both as a single varietal and as a unique complement to the Tempranillo used in their barrel-aged blends.