Bodegas Muga was founded in 1932 by Isaac Muga and Aurora Caño. At first, the wine was made in an underground bodega, but in 1968 they finally decided to set up their own bodega in a large building in the old barrio de la estación in Haro. In the same year, the founder Isaac died and his sons Manuel and Isaac took over the business at Muga. Today's bodega is located in a 200-year-old building and houses more than 14,000 barriques made from a wide variety of woods. In addition to the Reserva wines Muga Reserva and Muga Reserva Especial, Muga has a very interesting Blanco fermented in wooden barrels in its range as well as the classic Muga Prado Enea and, since the 1991 vintage, the modern flagship Torre Muga.