Bodegas Corellanas: A Legacy of Winemaking

Corellanas Winery: A Century of Tradition

Bodegas Corellanas has a rich history that dates back to 1900 when Mr. Julian Hernandes Malumbres established the first winery building on Fitero Street in Corella. As demand for their wines grew, the winery expanded in 1920. In 1980, a significant renovation project modernized the wine cellar with advanced technology while preserving traditional winemaking methods. In 1940, Julio Asianin further expanded the business, introducing the Vina Rubican label. In 2015, Jorge A. Johannson, President of Hans Inversiones SL Group, acquired the winery and built a new facility to enhance grape processing while maintaining the winery's commitment to natural practices.

Wines Enjoyed Across Four Continents

Hans Investment Group, a family-owned business, integrates real estate, agriculture, and viticulture. After years of dedication, Bodegas Corellanas now distributes its wines across four continents. Located in the Ribera Baja del Navarra region, the winery produces up to 650,000 liters of wine annually from its 60 hectares of vineyards. The unique soil, favorable microclimate, and ideal rainfall conditions create an excellent environment for vine cultivation. The winery primarily grows grape varieties such as Tempranillo, Garnacha, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Moscatel, and Petit Grain. These high-quality grapes are used to craft their renowned red, white, rosé, and dessert wines, which have received numerous awards.