
Established in 1952 by Luciano Francisco Ramón de Murrieta, this historic bodega is the first of the famous Rioja houses still in existence today. As the original visionary and pioneer of the Rioja region, Luciano was made Marqués de Murrieta by Queen Isabel II
After the death of the Marqués in 1911, the bodega was taken over by the Olivares family and then in 1983 by D. Vicente Cebrián-Sagarriga, Count of Creixell. The new owner’s aim was to establish Bodegas Marqués de Murrieta amongst the best wineries in the world. His sudden death in 1996 left the vision only partly fulfilled.
The baton was passed onto his son Vicente Dalmau who proceeded to revolutionise the entire estate, investing significantly in the new vineyards and winery to take the bodega into the 21st century.
The emphasis is now very much quality focused, with low yields in the vineyard and limited production in the winery.
Truly hand-made, world class wines from the oldest, family owned estate in Rioja.
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