BODEGAS CARLOS SERRES, SL
Bodegas Carlos Serres was founded in 1896 by Carlos Serres in Haro – in the heart of the Rioja Alta, where clayey-limestone soils, continental climate and proximity to the Ebro river form the basis for age-worthy Rioja wines.
Haro is considered the unofficial wine capital of Rioja, and Serres is one of the wineries that have helped shape this reputation. Their range extends from fresh Jóvenes made from Tempranillo and Viura to Crianza, Reserva, and Gran Reserva – complemented by an organic line and the single-vineyard wine Finca El Estanque.
Carlos Serres –
Rioja tradition from Haro since 1896
Bodegas Carlos Serres is one of the oldest wineries in the Rioja Alta. Carlos Serres founded the winery in 1896 in Haro – a town still considered the unofficial wine capital of Rioja. Clayey-limestone soils, a continental climate with hot summers and cool nights, and the proximity to the Ebro River create the ideal conditions for wines with structure and aging potential.
The range reflects the classic Rioja hierarchy: from fresh Jóvenes made from Tempranillo and Viura to Crianza, Reserva, and Gran Reserva, which mature in oak barrels and in the bottle. In addition, Carlos Serres vinifies the single-vineyard wine Finca El Estanque as well as an organically produced line – two lines that demonstrate the estate's commitment not only to tradition but also to precision in the vineyard.
Anyone looking for Rioja in its classic form – with oak aging, depth and a clear origin profile – will find a reliable address with over 125 years of experience at Carlos Serres.







