Cerejerte

Fruit from the Jerte Valley

Cerejerte grows and sells cherries, chestnuts, and blueberries from its own farms in Tornavacas, in Cáceres province's Jerte Valley. It sells directly to consumers through its online store and draws on the area's cherry-growing tradition.

Seasonal products

The catalog changes with varieties and seasons:

• Cherries: Temprana, Fea, VAN-type, LAPINS-type, and Ambrunés, a Picota-type cherry, in different sizes.
• Chestnuts.
• Blueberries in packs from 125 grams to 2 kilograms.

Listed prices ranged from €3 for a kilogram of size-28 California Black cherries to €56 for larger packs of blueberries and Ambrunés cherries. The website listed free shipping on orders over €40 and 24-hour delivery.

Online orders and delivery

Customers can order online and pay by credit card. Cerejerte describes its service as taking fruit directly from tree to table within 24 hours, with free shipping over €40. The site also carries its legal notice and policies on shipping, warranties, returns, privacy, and cookies.

Stories from the valley

Beyond the store, the site explores the Jerte Valley through a photo gallery of cherry blossoms, snow, wildlife, and landscapes; an account of how cherry cultivation began there; material about Antonio Pulido Pastor; a press archive; food features; and nutrition information. It also includes local lodging and dining information.

Location and contact

Address: Avenida Constitución 33, 10611 Tornavacas, Cáceres, Spain. Phone: +34 636 17 04 63. Email: cerejerte@gmail.com. Website: cerejerte.es.