Anecoop Bodegas

Anecoop Bodegas, based in Valencia in southeastern Spain, was founded in 1986.

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It is a second-tier cooperative, meaning it was formed by the merger of already existing cooperatives. The three wine producers that belong to Anecoop Bodegas are:

• Bodega la Viña
• Bodega Reymos and
• Bodegas San Martín de Unx

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...Bodega la Viña

Bodega la Viña is the largest of these three wineries. On 2,400 hectares of vineyards, around 11.3 million kilograms of grapes are harvested here annually. The estate produces exclusively still red and white wines from the grape varieties Monastrell, Cabernet Sauvignon, Tempranillo, Chardonnay, Syrah, Merlot, Macabeo and Tintorera. To be able to meet the volume of production, it has a fully automated cellar hall and modern bottling and packaging lines, as well as more than 3,000 barrels of French and American oak, in which the aroma of the wines is truly rounded off.

...Bodega Reymos

Bodega Reymos was founded in 1918 as the first wine-growing cooperative in the Valencia region. The winery is located 218 meters above sea level in the town of Cheste. The microclimatic conditions, the nature of the soils, and the proximity to the sea provide excellent conditions for growing Moscatel de Alejandría.

...Bodegas San Martín de Unx

The smallest of the three Anecoop wineries is Bodegas San Martín de Unx in the Spanish winegrowing area Baja Montaña. Founded in 1914, it is considered the second oldest cooperative in Navarra. With a vineyard area of 500 hectares, 60% of which is planted with Garnacha, this estate achieves lower yields than its two sister estates. However, the dry to sub-humid climate, the high number of hours of sunshine and the strong winds favor very good ripening of the grapes. The wines produced here are considered high-quality and reflect the terroir in which they are created very well.