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Campo de Borja Spanish wine region

Spanish protected wine guide

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Campo de Borja

Campo de Borja is often called the empire of Garnacha, producing generous, spicy reds from old vines and windy, elevated sites.

Location

Region

Aragon

Protected status

Protection

DOP · DO

Wine profile

Typical focus

Old-vine Garnacha reds, Rosé wines

Varieties

Notable grapes

Garnacha, Tempranillo, Syrah

Identity and character

What defines Campo de Borja?

Campo de Borja is often called the empire of Garnacha, producing generous, spicy reds from old vines and windy, elevated sites.

Growing conditions

Climate

Continental and dry, with strong temperature swings and many high-elevation vineyards.

Place and soils

Landscape

Mountain foothills, stony plateaus and old bush vines exposed to the cierzo wind.

Wine categories

Characteristic wine styles

  • Old-vine Garnacha reds
  • Rosé wines
  • White wines
  • Sweet wines

Varieties

Notable grapes

  • Garnacha
  • Tempranillo
  • Syrah
  • Macabeo

At the table

Food pairing ideas

  • Lamb
  • Roast vegetables
  • Cured meats
  • Tomato-based dishes

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Official verification

Check the specification

This independent editorial guide summarises characteristic styles and notable varieties. The legally binding product specification remains the definitive source for permitted categories, grapes and production rules.

Spanish Ministry of Agriculture

EU eAmbrosia register

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