Pompaelo Wine

Pompaelo is a Spanish wine brand that draws its name and identity from the Roman history of Pamplona, the capital of Navarre. The name Pompaelo refers to the ancient city founded by Pompey the Great in 74-75 BC. The brand pays homage to these Roman roots through its packaging, which often features Roman-inspired mosaics and meander patterns.

Produced primarily in the wine regions of northern Spain, Pompaelo is managed by the San Martin de Unx winery group or its associates. The brand is focused on exporting Spanish viticulture to international markets, emphasizing the historical prestige and volcanic/terroir-driven quality of the Navarre region. Manufacturing is conducted locally within Spain, specifically in wineries located in the Olite or San Martin de Unx districts, where the grapes are harvested and bottled.