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The predecessor of Borsao Winery is Borja Cooperative. The cooperative was established in 1958. Borsao was just one of the brands of the cooperative at that time. After the cooperative was transformed into a corporate organization in 2001, the winery was named Borsao. All members were converted into shareholders and a professional team was hired. operation and accelerate the development of the winery. The vineyard area of the Campo de Borja legal production area is nearly 7,500 hectares, and Borsao Winery controls more than 1/3, more than 2,500 hectares of vineyards.

Borsa Winery is located in the Campo de Borja production area of the Autonomous Province of Aragon in the northeastern part of Spain. The winemaking history of this production area originated in the early 13th century, when the monks were in the small town of Vera de Moncayo near the Moncayo Mountains. The Veruela Monastery was established, and grape growing and winemaking techniques were introduced. Since the 19th century, people have been cultivating vineyards and setting up wineries on the hills near the monastery. In the 1950s, due to the economic depression in Spain, small wineries decided to form cooperatives in order to survive and share brewing and sales costs. Because the cooperative here pays attention to quality, the wine produced was recognized, so in 1980, in the name of the Campo de Borja production area, it was recognized by the Spanish government as a legal wine production area D.O.

The Campo de Borja production area has a continental climate with a large temperature difference between day and night. The summer is hot and dry due to the influence of the Mediterranean climate, while the winter is cold and wet due to the influence of the Atlantic climate. In addition, most of the vineyards here are located at an altitude of 350-750 meters. From time to time, the cold wind (Cierzo) from the north blows, which prolongs the grape ripening time. This climate is similar to that of the southern Rhône region in France, which is suitable for growing Garnacha grapes (Grenache in French). Therefore, more than 60% of the 5,000 hectares of vineyards here are planted with Garnacha grapes, of which 2,000 hectares of vineyards are planted with Garnacha is a 30-50 year old grape vine.

It is now a world-renowned Spanish winery, known for brewing top-quality Garnacha. It is known as the famous "Grenache Empire" and is one of the world's leading Grenache producers. It is located in Campo de Rioja, southwest of Rioja. The Borja production area is considered to be a unique production area within the region, with approximately 2,500 hectares of vineyards. Borsao is not only a high-quality Spanish winery that is highly recommended by wine critics, but is also highly favored by wine lovers around the world. favorite. Robert Parker praised it as "My best value wineries of the year", and its wines even ranked ninth among the top 100 best-selling wines of the year on Wine.com, the largest wine shopping network in the United States.

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