Bodegas Corral
Description
Data of interest
The creation of Bodegas Corral, over one hundred years ago, was driven by the determination of a true-born Riojan, Don Saturnino Daroca, a grower and winemaker, who began planting the first vineyards in Sojuela, a town near Navarrete.
His daughter married Don Martín Corral, who gave the winery its name and contributed his coat of arms as its emblem, which to this day continues to highlight the family character of the winery. In 1974, they built the new winery in the Riojan town of Navarrete.
It will be in the year 2024 when Bodegas Luzón has the opportunity to take on this historical legacy and bring its winemaking expertise from Jumilla to a region of vinicultural excellence such as Rioja.
The philosophy of Bodegas Corral (D.O.Ca. Rioja) is to craft wines that are characteristic of the region, showcasing the essence of the territory, while always striving to keep fruit as the main protagonist. The winery owns 13 hectares of vineyards and oversees an additional 70 hectares, producing 250,000 bottles per year.
Foundation year
1898
Owned vineyard
13
Address
Ctra. Logroño Km 10
Region
Madrid
Country
Spain
