Wine from Bodegas Grupo Berceo

1872 was an eventful year of international importance. The Spanish writer Pío Baroja was born in San Sebastián; General José Sanjurjo was born in Pamplona; likewise the philosopher and mathematician Bertrand Russell in Great Britain and in Haro, the Gurpegui surname began its trajectory in the Spanish wine-growing scene. This historical and cultural context could only bode extraordinary consequences.

Nearly a century and a half after the first member of the Gurpegui family inspired the creation of what is today one of the most important wine making groups in Spain, the respect for inherited tradition and a deep love for wine are still recognised as the main features of their identity.