With this simple comment, the owners of the wine distribution company BODEGABIERTA, based in Madrid and shown in the attached photo, requested to come to Valdepeñas to visit our facilities and, if possible, to learn in detail how a “high-end” cork stopper is produced—from its origin. While we are always open to welcoming anyone interested...Read More

Still, our drying process for cork stoppers is criticized after they are punched and immediately go through the triple extractive washing of tannins and polyphenols. They say it’s old-fashioned, slow, and requires too much manual labour. But the energy used comes from the sun—completely natural and free. Moreover, after more than 25 years of working...Read More

We are referring to the fact that on 25 March 2020, our CEO was scheduled to give a conference on cork stoppers and their proper relationship with wine on the island of El Hierro (Canary Islands). However, the pandemic arrived, and the event was postponed. After the pandemic, the eruption of La Palma’s volcano, along...Read More

On Wednesday, March 5, we had the honor of welcoming Patricia Franco, the Regional Minister for Economy, Business, and Employment, along with Marta Roldán, the General Director of Vocational Education and Training, and Agustín Espinosa, the Provincial Delegate for Economy, Business, and Employment, to our facilities. This is not the first time the Minister has...Read More

WITH GOOD NEWS: At the beginning of December, we announced that we had successfully passed the BRC Certification audit with top marks: AA+. Now, at the end of January, we have received news from the Institut Català del Suro that the pyrazine analyses of the cork stacks from the four estates where we purchased last...Read More

As many of you know, we were eagerly awaiting the BRC audit, which this year was unannounced. Despite the uncertainty of this format, we exceeded all expectations, maintaining the AA category and adding the “+” due to the unannounced nature. A success we want to share with you.Read More

Once the 2024 campaign is over, and with the peace of mind that all the cork is in our yard, a series of feelings arise towards that magnificent tree that makes us open emotions when we uncork a bottle of wine. The cork oak, which was born millions of years ago, has since undergone several...Read More

And yes, in my way of putting it, I want to point out that, after approximately 75 days, all of us who have been involved in it have been able to see how hard this year has been. Especially because of the very high temperatures that have had to be endured (and there are still...Read More

​​We must admit that the storms of the last few days in particular have caused us to have to delay receiving at least 100,000 kilos of cork in our yard. Well, at least this delay allows us to lower the humidity of the cork stoppers, that have been manufactured in recent days, in the best...Read More