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New vintage release: Valserrano Crianza 2020
We present you the new vintage of our wine Valserrano Crianza 2020. A wine for all palates and to enjoy at any time of the day.
New vintage: Finca Monteviejo 2018
A few months ago, we presented you the new wine category “SELECCIÓN TERRUÑO” where we have included so far our two single estate wines: Finca Monteviejo and Finca el Ribazo. This two wines come from two very different and very special vineyards for our family and for the winery. Limited and careful production wines that […]
New vintage: Valserrano Reserva 2017
As we told you a few months ago, we have redefined and reorganized our brands and our wines under the „umbrella“ of Bodegas de la Marquesa: – “Valserrano”: our traditional wines. – “Selección Terruño”: our estate wines. – “Caprice” wines: small, special and limited productions. Valserrano is our most famous brand. It takes its name […]
Wine tourism at Bodegas de la Marquesa
Come and enjoy with us of more than 100 years of history. Five generations making wines in Rioja Alavesa.
7. Did you know…?
Did you know that the second generation of the family to take over the winery was made up of two women?
5. Did you know…?
Did you know that … the first years of the winery, as soon as el Marquesa de la Solana started with the aging of its wines in 1880, himself and all the growers at the moment, had to deal with one of the most important wine problems in the history of wine?
4. Did you know…?
Did you know that …, although we date the winery since 1880 because it was the moment in which el Marqués de la Solana started the aging in oak barrels of the wines produced by his own vineyards, the winery cellars were built 100 years before that date and that our family was making wine […]
3. Did you know…?
Did you know that in the past when the owners kept accounts of the harvest each year they used a completely different terminology to what we use now?