Bodega De Mora, Osborne

The Origin of Bodega De Mora, Osborne

Bodega De Mora, part of the renowned Osborne family, has a rich history that dates back to the late 18th century. Founded by Thomas Osborne Mann, a young merchant who arrived in Cadiz to promote local wines, the winery quickly gained popularity. Over the years, Thomas acquired several wineries, merging them into the iconic Osborne brand. This legacy has been passed down through generations, embodying the social and cultural essence of Spain. Since its inception in 1772, Bodega De Mora has remained committed to preserving and sharing the cultural wealth of the region while adapting to the evolving wine market.

Commitment to Sustainability

The Osborne family is dedicated to sustainable practices, aligning their operations with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). They prioritize environmental stewardship and foster strong, lasting relationships with their stakeholders. The winery focuses on sustainable management of natural resources and environmental protection. Innovative energy-efficient projects are continuously developed to enhance biodiversity and improve vineyard yields. Each employee plays a vital role in this commitment, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose within the organization.