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CVNE – Spanish wine culture since 1879. Founded by the Real de Asúa brothers in Haro, the winery is now in its fifth generation. With over 1,000 hectares of its own vineyards, CVNE is Spain's largest private vineyard owner. Three Rioja bodegas, three worlds: the historic CVNE with its Eiffel-designed cellar, the spectacular Viña Real, and the revolutionary Contino – the first château concept in Rioja. CUNE? A misspelling from 1879, today it represents the approachable wines. CVNE represents the premium lines. The Imperial Gran Reserva 2004 was the first Spanish wine to be named "Wine of the Year" by Wine Spectator. Tradition meets innovation – Rioja at its finest.
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CVNE –
five generations of Rioja from Haro
CVNE was founded in 1879 by the Real de Asúa brothers in Haro – in the heart of the Rioja Alta, where the best Tempranillo sites in the region are located. Today, the family runs the house in the fifth generation and manages over 1,000 hectares of its own vineyards, more than any other private owner in Spain.
Behind the name are three independent bodegas with three clearly different characters: the historic CVNE with its storage cellar designed by Gustave Eiffel, Viña Real with its striking architecture in the Rioja Alavesa, and Contino – the first winery in Rioja to work consistently according to the château principle, i.e., vinifying exclusively grapes from its own vineyard. Each bodega brings its own style, from the accessible CUNE to the storable Imperial Gran Reserva.
The Imperial Gran Reserva 2004 was the first Spanish wine ever to be named Wine of the Year by Wine Spectator – proof that Rioja tradition and international standards are not a contradiction. At Vinoscout, you will find a selection from all three bodegas, from the everyday CUNE wines to the aged Reservas and Gran Reservas.