History
Three men, soul brothers, share the same dream having spent half their lives in the world of wine; make vines they wanted to make, starting with vine through to the final label. Between the whims of a strat up winery by someone new to the sector or a wine made to meet market trends there is a third way Marc Grin, Pablo Ossorio and Rafael Navarro wanted to develop a very personal project and gave it the name Bodegas Hispano+Suizas after the origins of the partners. Independence and Contrasting experience together with the three key elements for a good product traditional viticulture, innovative winemaking, and experience in exporting. Rafael, Pablo and Marc have been free to create a small masterpiece.
Their aim was to make high quality wines; accessible to the growing number of lovers of good wine requires daily care and attention from best way of pruning to the components of the final blend, having been very careful and patient during the vintage and knowing the right combination and use of oak barrels. The objective is ambitious: to make masterpieces, distinctive yet accessible to the consumer. From this idea the wines take their names all having something in common, expressions used in classical music. A good wine, in order not to be out of tune, has to come out of the bottle like a symphony in which each instrument has it place. This is the dream of Bodegas Hispano+Suizas, which is now beginning to take shape.
The Gamble in Valencia: Utiel-Requena. Bodegas Hispano+Suizas is in the D.O.P. Utiel-Requena, one of the viticultural areas in Spain with the greatest tradition, and it is here they decided halfway between the ‘meseta’, the high plateau of central Spain, and the Mediterranean, has an ideal climatic combination to produce great quality grapes with distinctive characteristics.