Bodegas Borsao

Bodegas Borsao was born in 1958 from a cooperative winery grouping together the Borja, Pozuelo and Tabuenca producing entities. In 2011, the Bodegas took on its current name, bringing together the vineyards of all the founders, which are operated according to a modern and efficient organizational scheme, giving the structure international stature.

The diversity of Bodegas Borsao 's microclimates and soils supports the king of grape varieties: Grenache. Indeed, the DO Campo de Borja is commonly referred to as "The Grenache Empire". Other grape varieties coexist, such as Tempranillo, Cabernet, Mazuela, Syrah and Merlot for the reds, and Maccabeu, Chardonnay and Muscadelle for the whites. Together, these grape varieties account for around 35% of the appellation area.

Bodegas Borsao wines are exported all over the world and enjoy an ever-growing reputation, winning rave reviews in the trade press, both for their quality and for their excellent value for money.