The Dehesa de Los Llanos estate is a land of rolling hills, dotted with cork and olive trees. Everything the sheep eat is either wild forage or is grown on the property. This Manchego bears the Queso Manchego Denomination of Origin seal, which guarantees its quality and authenticity.

The estate also has a rich history. Since the 12th century pilgrims have visited Virgin of Los Llanos, discovered on the property. In the 17th century, a Franciscan convent was built there. They began the custom of farming and livestock that continues to this day.
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Eventually the property was purchased by the Marquis of Salamanca in the 1800s. He rebuilt the monastery, converting into a splendid palace, and improved the viability of the estate by digging wells and building cisterns to improve crop yield. Future generations continued to improve the estate, eventually introducing modern agricultural practices. Today the estate produces fine wines, premium Manchego cheese, extra virgin olive oil, walnuts and aromatic plants.