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| BODEGAS JULIAN CHIVITE | The Chivite family had arrived on the Navarra winemaking scene by 1647, and the expansion of their influence accelerated through the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Julián Chivite (1910-1997) was a founder member of Navarra's regulatory council in 1968, and has probably been more beneficial to the region's overall quality than anyone else in history. Their flagship Colección 125 wines have reached the ranks of Spain's utmost elite, and in 1998 Chivite took their expertise south to Rioja, buying the forty-hectare Viña Salceda. |
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| BODEGAS VALDEMAR | Bodegas Valdemar, based in Oyón, covers more than 400 family-owned hectares of vineyards across the three sub-regions of Rioja Baja, Rioja Alavesa and Rioja Alta. The century-old family philosophy of quality and innovation continues today, resulting in a distinctively modern fruit driven style with good body, structure and ageing potential. |
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| FAMILIA MARTINEZ BUJANDA | Established in 1889, the family-owned Martínez Bujanda today consists of three wineries located in different appellations: Finca Valpiedra in Rioja; Finca Antigua in La Mancha; and Cosecheros y Criadores, producing a variety of labels under the denomination of Vino de la Tierra de Castilla. |
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