Generation after generation, the goal of Bodegas Familia Osaba has remained unchanged; respect tradition and seek excellence.
Our mission has always been to select the best plots in each region and make wine as our ancestors did, to create unique products that bring us back to our origins.
The dream of a small winegrower that became a life project for several generations.
THE VINEYARD AS THE ORIGIN OF EVERYTHING
The vineyard represents the essence of our project, where we come from and where we are going. Since the first generation we have taken great care of each of our estates, all of them unique and unrepeatable. We work tirelessly to maintain the identity of each grape variety, respecting the environment and promoting sustainable viticulture.
The evolution of viticulture during recent decades has allowed us to work more efficiently, but without forgetting that respect for the land and our traditions have always been the hallmark of Familia Osaba.
OUR LONG HOURS ARE YOUR NOWS
Current advances in viticulture allow countless styles to be reproduced, but the identity and peculiarity of each region and each plot remains unique. For all these reasons, our most valuable treasure is our vineyards, which make us unique and unrepeatable. Our long hours in the vineyard, carefully taking care of every detail, are reflected in each of our wines, which we proudly share with all our clients.
Castilla is a region especially suitable for the cultivation of grapes, with a great variety of soils and modern and flexible viticulture. Julián Mateo stands out for its freshness and modern style, an affordable luxury that represents all the expressiveness of our vineyard.
With a more modern style, Ícaro has positioned itself in a very short time among the most important brands of the Denominación de Origen Valencia. The vineyards with which we make Ícaro are in the central area of the region, a unique and peculiar area, slightly warmer and with lower yields per hectare than the rest.
Vine cultivation in Castilla has been the main activity of the region for several decades, becoming considered one of the main wine regions in the world. Vine cultivation in Castilla has been the main activity of the region for several decades, becoming considered one of the main wine regions in the world. The production of international varieties, such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot or Chardonnay, has allowed Castilla to have a great presence in the main international markets.
