Family

Devoted to wine generation after generation

The winery project is very dear to the Belasco family. It is a family that has been transmitting its own values to each generation: restlessness, movement, the search for excellence, sensitivity to details and the need for constant research. 

BELASCO FAMILY HISTORY

This is our story

Winemaking has many special moments that mostly revolve around the vineyard. They begin with the care and attention given to the vineyard throughout the year, continue with the picking of each grape variety at its optimum moment, the work carried out when they come into the winery where the best techniques are applied, and conclude when this whole process results in a wine with a marked personality that transmits the identity of a land. This work has been carried out by 8 generations in the Belasco Family.

Our project in the world of wine is today a reality for our company. Continuous growth since the 1980s is due to our excitement about each vintage, which we seek to make better every year. We achieve the hardest part, to establish ourselves in this difficult world and now we continue to grow with a goal: to be the benchmark for innovation in the world of wine. Firm commitment, striving at every step, sweating every success, we are going in a clear direction. 

“Wine, is our driving force, our ideal.
Our vision of the future.
Our passion.
It is a dream come true”.

Juan Ignacio Belasco

MOVEMENT IS DEMONSTRATED BY WALKING

This is our story

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1831

Birth of what today is Grupo La Navarra

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1992

Acquisition of Bodegas Marco Real

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2000

200 hectares of vineyards in Navarra and 50 in Toro. Some of the family vineyards are rethought.

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2001

We built Señorío de Andión, a château-style winery, to produce only the best vintages of a single aged wine.

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2003

We started to build the Belasco de Baquedano Winery in Argentina and made the first Toro wine.

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2012

We acquired the Domus Dei winery in Rioja.

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2017

We launched a new frizzante range made with Chardonnay grapes.

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2018

We renewed the image of some flagship brands such as Homenaje, Marco Real and Altavilla..

We started to exclusively distribute the Txakolis from Karlos Arguiñano’s K5 Winery

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2019

New Designations of Origin for Marco Real, with Marco Real Ribera del Duero and Marco Real Rueda

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2020

Expansion of Marco Real high-end wines with MR 47.

New territories. New Designations of Origin, including Rías Baixas, with Marco Real Albariño, and new segments such as organic wines with Marco Real Rioja Orgánico