Located in the heart of the Campo de Borja Denomination of Origin, Bodegas Aragonesas is much more than a winery; it is a symbol of the Aragonese winemaking legacy and a key reference within Spanish wine tourism. Its participation in FINE 2025 underscores its relevance and its constant commitment to offering unique experiences, marked by the authenticity of its land and the soul of its century-old vines.

A journey through history and tradition

Since its founding in 1984 in the town of Fuendejalón, Bodegas Aragonesas has maintained a close link with the winemaking tradition of the region, particularly standing out for its dedication to Garnacha, a variety it has brought to its fullest expression. The century-old vineyards surrounding the winery bear witness to the passage of time and a legacy passed down from generation to generation.

The geographical context is key to understanding its uniqueness: the Cierzo wind, poor soils, and continental climate give its grapes exceptional quality. This natural environment, combined with modern winemaking techniques, allows the winery to produce internationally recognised wines without losing sight of its roots. From the beginning, they have understood the importance of sharing this cultural and oenological wealth with the public, integrating wine tourism as an essential part of their offering.

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Wine tourism experiences for all profiles

Bodegas Aragonesas has designed a diverse and adaptable wine tourism offer, allowing visitors to enjoy memorable experiences around wine and local culture:

• Guided tours: The tours include everything from the vineyards to the modern barrel room, offering a complete view of the winemaking process. Each visit is an opportunity to delve into the secrets of Garnacha and learn about the details that make their wines unique.
• Paired tastings: A sensory immersion that combines the winery’s wines with local gastronomic products. This experience allows you to discover the nuances and potential of Garnacha in harmony with the region’s flavours.
• Vertical tasting of Fagus: Held twice a year, this exclusive activity offers participants the chance to taste different vintages of their most emblematic wine, exploring its evolution and complexity.
• Cultural and oenological routes: These experiences combine wine tourism with visits to the town of Fuendejalón, where you can explore historical sites such as the Church of San Juan Bautista or the Hermitage of the Virgen del Castillo. The combination of heritage and wine creates an enriching journey for culture lovers.

Blend of tradition and innovation

One of the aspects that sets Bodegas Aragonesas apart is its ability to blend tradition and innovation. Its specialisation in Garnacha not only makes them a reference for this variety but also guides their wine tourism offer, designed to highlight the versatility of this grape from the vineyard to the glass.

Sustainability is another fundamental pillar of their proposal. The management of their vineyards seeks to minimise environmental impact, and this commitment is also reflected in the activities they offer visitors. Technology plays a prominent role in the immersive experience, with interactive elements that allow for innovative exploration of the winery.

Additionally, Bodegas Aragonesas is committed to a personalised approach, adapting their activities to different visitor profiles, from those new to the world of wine to experts wishing to delve into the legacy of Garnacha. This balance between tradition, innovation, and personalisation ensures that each visit is a unique experience.

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A Must-Visit destination

At the Valladolid Fair, Bodegas Aragonesas promises to be one of the main attractions for wine and wine tourism lovers. Their commitment to quality, innovation, and sustainability, along with their passion for Garnacha, makes this winery a must-visit destination for those seeking an authentic immersion in Aragonese wine culture.

A visit to their stand at FINE will allow you to discover not only the essence of their wines but also the richness of a land that has been cultivating its identity through the vine for centuries. For more information, interested parties can consult their website or visit the fair and be guided by the aromas and flavours of a tradition that continues to evolve.