A family link that goes back to 1822 and the winemaking company founded by Pedro Domecq Lembeye in Jerez de la Frontera.

Don Cosme Palacio took over his family winery and founded Bodegas Cosme Palacio in Laguardia, where, thanks to his oenological studies, he incorporated modern winemaking techniques from France. More than a century later, it became one of the 17 members of the exclusive group of "Historic Riojan Wineries."

The first vintage of Bodegas Cosme Palacio's long-standing "Glorioso" brand, now more than a century-old, was released in spring 1917.

Prestigious winemaker Michel Rolland's first consulting position at Bodegas Cosme Palacio marked a before and an after in the history of Rioja and the style of its wines. His pioneering decisions created what is considered to be the first "vino de autor": Cosme Palacio, the first in a new line of modern Riojas.

The business group Entrecanales y Távora, led by José María Entrecanales, was established on the Golden Mile of Ribera de Duero, the first step towards the creation of Entrecanales Domecq e Hijos.

Donas 1265, a singular estate with a documented history dating back to the 13th century and 200 hectares of its own vineyards, joins Entrecanales Domecq e Hijos, marking the beginning of the company’s presence in the D.O. Rueda.

Bodegas Cosme Palacio, in the Rioja Alavesa, underwent a large-scale restoration project to modernise the one-hundred year old winery and update the winemaking facilities.

Bodegas Cosme Palacio took the first place in Spain and the 16th in the world in the annual ranking of the International Federation of Wine and Spirits Journalists and Writers.

The launch of El Aeronauta, a lees-aged single varietal Godello, marked the start of the presence of Entrecanales Domecq e Hijos in D.O Valdeorras.

Gonzalo Entrecanales Carrión, third generation of the family, assumes the presidency of the winemaking project, with the mission of preserving and respecting the family legacy.

Cosme Palacio Wineries transforms its centuries-old winemaking facilities and becomes the first accommodation in Spain to create a personalized, “by invitation only” experience.

The Entrecanales Domecq family returns to its Jerez roots with La Tula, with the aim of crafting a “pago” wine as a tribute to the winemaking tradition the family began in Jerez in 1822.