Jonatan García Lima

Today

At Bodegas Suertes del Marqués in La Orotava, Tenerife, Jonatan García Lima works with the kind of attention that keeps a wine anchored to site: detail first, gesture second. He made wine at Suertes del Marqués in 2006, and that year marks the start of a practice that has stayed close to vineyard work rather than to passing style.

Signature

The signature wines associated with Jonatan García Lima are Vidonia, Trenzado, La Solana, El Esquilón, and 7 Fuentes. Read together, they show a winemaking language built around origin and restraint, with each bottling carrying a specific place within the estate’s broader identity.

In Their Words “Arnaud Ente is probably the producer who moves me the most in all of Burgundy.” “I did not start with a philosophy. I found it in the vineyards.”

Recognition

That line — “I did not start with a philosophy. I found it in the vineyards.” — puts the method plainly: observe, repeat, refine. It describes a way of working that comes from the site itself, not from theory imposed in advance. His admiration for Burgundy is equally direct. On Arnaud Ente, Jonatan García Lima has said, “Arnaud Ente is probably the producer who moves me the most in all of Burgundy.” The statement reads less as fanfare than as calibration, pointing to a standard held in another’s work. He has also described a wine in personal terms: “A wine that reminds me why I keep doing this.”