"Pago de Carraovejas has grown in different regions (Ribeiro, Rueda, Ribera del Duero, now Rioja Alavesa, maybe more in the future...) and has increased their land under vine because of the high demand for their wines. They have created a group called Alma Carraovejas that includes a starred restaurant, Ambivium, on their property in Peñafiel. They are also certifying their Pago de Carraovejas vineyards in organic farming. The range has been simplified to three labels, abandoning the Crianza and Reserva labels."
- Robert Parker's Wine Advocate (June 2021)