Dominio Romano is a micro-winery in Spain's Duero Valley, founded in 2005 by the Cusiné family, who also own Parés Baltà in Penedès and Gratavinum in Priorat. The name honors the Roman culture and early vine cultivation of the region, and the winery draws inspiration from local historical mosaics such as those at Baños de Valdearados. The vineyards are farmed organically and biodynamically, with old, dry-farmed bush vines and pre-phylloxera parcels. The winery works exclusively with Tinto Fino, the region's native clone of Tempranillo, and makes a small selection of single-varietal reds that express the character of the old vines and the place where they grow.