Marques de Murrieta
Marques de Murrieta
Luciano de Murrieta began making Rioja wine in 1852 after learning from Bordeaux practices and adapting them to local grapes. The Ygay estate later became the physical centre of Marqués de Murrieta, combining vineyards and the restored Castillo de Ygay. The Cebrián-Sagarriga family acquired the winery in 1983 and continues the current ownership and management chapter.
The estate controls a large contiguous vineyard, while individual wines keep their own grape, parcel and ageing specifications. Historical exports and cellar milestones are documented by the producer, but reputation is not used as a substitute for factual evidence. Marqués de Murrieta remains anchored by the Ygay estate near Logroño and the Cebrián-Sagarriga family’s stewardship.










