Century-old family businesses from Spain

With over 250 years of history since its founding in 1772, Bodegas Osborne is an emblem of Spanish wine tradition. Its legacy in Sherry wines and brandies, along with its strong brand presence, keeps it relevant.

Codorníu is the oldest family business in Spain, with a history of over 470 years in the production of wines and cavas. Its innovative vision and global expansion keep it as a benchmark in the wine sector.

Founded in 1821, Bodegas Barbadillo is a family winery with a distinguished history in the production of Sherry wines and manzanillas. Its commitment to quality and tradition keeps it as a benchmark in the region.

Bodegas Alvear, founded in 1729, is one of the oldest wineries in Andalusia, recognized for its Montilla-Moriles wines. Its trajectory of almost three centuries in crafting quality wines makes it a benchmark.

Founded in 1835, González Byass is globally famous for its Tío Pepe, being one of Spain's most emblematic wineries. Its international recognition and constant innovation keep it a leader in the sector.

Founded in 1892, Galletas Gullón is the only centenarian family biscuit company that remains in the sector, being one of the main biscuit manufacturers in Europe. Its leadership and resilience are noteworthy.

Founded in 1890, Pastelería Ascaso is recognized for its innovation and the creation of new formulas based on traditional recipes. It has been awarded the 'Family Business Award 2026' for its trajectory.

Founded in 1906, Hijos de Rivera is the Galician brewery behind Estrella Galicia. Its growth and market positioning, while maintaining its family identity, make it a success story of a centenarian company.

Founded in 1890, Mahou San Miguel is today a brewing giant that has grown and diversified, maintaining its family character. The seventh generation is at the helm, ensuring its continuity and leadership.

Since 1808, La Farga Lacambra has specialized in the production of semi-finished products and copper alloys. Its permanence in such a specific industrial sector for over two centuries demonstrates its solidity and experience.

With over 135 years of history, Santarrufina is a family business from Madrid dedicated to tailoring, goldsmithing, and sacred art restoration. It stands out for the care and detail in its creations, keeping craftsmanship alive.

Since 1830, Bodegas Caballero has produced wines and spirits, including the iconic Ponche Caballero. Its ability to maintain and evolve brands over almost two centuries is a testament to its success and adaptability.

With over 300 years of history, J. Vilaseca is a paper industry that has specialized in security and official papers. Its ability to adapt to market needs keeps it relevant in 2026.

Arcos, founded in 1745, is a cutlery company that has gone through eight family generations, adapting and specializing in professional knives. It is a benchmark for quality and innovation in its sector.

Founded in 1758, Goma Camps is a paper industry that has demonstrated a great capacity for diversification, from official paper to rolling paper and tissue. Its international expansion and family nature make it stand out.

Founded in 1838, Laboratorios Urtiach is the oldest pharmaceutical company in Spain. Its longevity in a sector as dynamic as pharmaceuticals is a clear indicator of its capacity for adaptation and research.

Orbea, founded in 1840, is an example of business reinvention, transitioning from manufacturing weapons to becoming a leading bicycle brand. Its ability to adapt to different markets has solidified its position as a benchmark.

Since 1899, Álvarez Gómez has been a benchmark in Spanish perfumery, known for its 'Agua de Colonia Concentrada'. Its commitment to international expansion and the creation of new products consolidates it as an iconic brand.