Bodega Grandes Vinos

Bodega Grandes Vinos was originally founded in 1997 by five groups of winegrowers from the Cariñena region, with the participation of the Aragon regional government. Bodega Grandes Vinos produces DO Cariñena wines with character that reflect the personality of their terroir, offering "absolutely stunning" value for money, in the words of Robert Parker.

The Bodega Grandes Vinos vineyards are spread across 14 municipalities and are planted at altitudes ranging from 320 to 850 meters. The soils are mainly clayey with limestone in the plains and poor rock at the foot of the mountains. The climate is continental with cold winters and very hot summers. The average temperature is 14.4ºC with rainfall of 435 mm per year, with May and June being the rainiest months of the year.

The grape varieties grown by Bodega Grandes Vinos are mainly Grenache, Tempranillo, and Maccabeu, which are the three native varieties of the region, but also Carignan, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Chardonnay. Bodega Grandes Vinos is strongly committed to protecting the environment. Bodega Grandes Vinos' DO Cariñena wines are exported all over the world.