Bodegas Borsao Berola Red Wine

The wine depicted is a Berola Red Wine from Bodegas Borsao, a prominent winery located in the Campo de Borja region of Spain. The brand has its roots in the 12th century according to its historical narrative, referencing the Monastery of Veruela, and was established as a modern cooperative in the 1950s. The wine is primarily made from indigenous Garnacha grapes blended with Syrah and is aged for 14 months in French and American oak barrels.

The product is both produced and bottled in Borja, Spain, maintaining a strong connection to its geographical origin. Bodegas Borsao S.A. operates as the primary entity, owned by a collective of three major cooperatives: Borja, Pozuelo, and Tabuenca. This structure ensures that the brand remains locally owned and operated within the Spanish wine industry, representing a significant portion of the Campo de Borja DO output. The ultimate ownership lies within the Spanish cooperative federation that comprises the member growers and their associated entities.