Bodegas Borsao

Bodegas Borsao was founded in 1958 as a cooperative winery bringing together the producers of Borja, Pozuelo, and Tabuenca. In 2011, the winery adopted its current name, uniting the vineyards of all its founders, which are managed according to a modern and efficient organizational model, giving the structure international stature.

The diversity of microclimates and soils at Bodegas Borsao supports a dominant grape variety: Grenache. It is widely accepted that the DO Campo de Borja is "the empire of Grenache." Other grape varieties coexist, such as Tempranillo, Cabernet, Mazuela, Syrah, and Merlot for reds, and Maccabeu, Chardonnay, and Muscadelle for whites. Together, these grape varieties account for approximately 35% of the appellation’s total area.

Bodegas Borsao’s wines are exported worldwide and are gaining increasing renown, receiving favorable reviews in the specialized press for both their quality and their value for money, which is among the most attractive on the market.