España, ombligo del mundo

Desde los Fueros Reales, autorizados por Alfonso VII, o la apertura de las primeras bodegas de la Villa en el Arrabal de San Ginés, hasta la destrucción de gran parte del viñedo a causa de la Guerra Civil, en 1936, el vino de Madrid estuvo presente en casi todas la páginas de la historia de la ciudad y de sus tierras. Leocadio Machado es periodista, especialista en el mundo del vino del que ha dirigido varias series de televisión, además de colaborar en diversos medios para la redacción de libros sobre este tema. Tiene varios premios literarios y periodísticos en su haber.

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