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Bodegas Copaboca

Bodegas Copaboca – that's Spanish wine culture with heart and soul. For more than 15 years, they have been working in their four own wineries to create wines that bring Spain's most important wine ... Read more Read less

Bodegas Copaboca – that's Spanish wine culture with heart and soul. For more than 15 years, they have been working in their four own wineries to create wines that bring Spain's most important wine regions to life.

At its heart lies a treasure: 135 hectares of their own vineyards in the Vega del Duero-Riberas de Castronuño nature reserve – a landscape that shapes their wines like almost nothing else. Whether a fresh and fruity everyday wine or an elegant vintage from Castilla y León: Copaboca has something for every palate.

What drives them? Quality and curiosity – every bottle embodies the ambition not just to make wine, but to give genuine experiences.

Valladolid, Castilla 2 products
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Bodegas Copaboca
Origin Castilla, Spain
Assortment 2 products
Grape varieties Verdejo

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Gorgorito Verdejo
Sale price6,25 € 0,75 l (8,33 €/l)
Reading material Verdejo Blanco

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Bodegas Copaboca –
Castilla y León from our own vineyards

Bodegas Copaboca manages 135 hectares of its own property in the Vega del Duero-Riberas de Castronuño nature reserve – a river landscape in Castilla y León where the temperature fluctuations between day and night ensure aromatic diversity and natural freshness. Four of our own wineries process the grapes from these sites, which allows for short distances from the vineyard to the cellar and brings the character of the terroir directly into the bottle.

For more than 15 years, the house has been developing a range that reflects Spain's most important regions of origin – from accessible, fruit-forward everyday wines to structured drops that reflect the depth of the Castilian soils. The focus is on grape varieties that have been rooted in this region for centuries, above all Tempranillo.

Anyone looking for wines that make their origin palpable without compromising on drinking pleasure will find a reliable address at Copaboca – whether for a summer barbecue or a lamb dish from the oven.