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Our company was born in 1992 thanks to the union of two entrepreneurs and friends from the food and hospitality sector. With our own stores on the Costa Brava and the French border, as well as experience in distribution and vending, they decided to launch the national sale of corporate gifts, especially at Christmas. This Spanish tradition of gifting boxes with wine, cava, and Christmas products to workers and clients has been our inspiration.

In 2006, we expanded our business with the importation of promotional items from Asian countries, aimed at professionals in the ham and winery sectors.

In 2008, we began selling wines from various Spanish regions, sausages, hams, cheeses, and Spanish food products in general, to restaurants (especially Spanish and Mediterranean), distributors, and gourmet stores across the European Union. We are currently very strong in this sector with customers in almost every EU country.

In 2013, we launched our online store: www.iberianwinesandfood.com, to meet the growing demand from individual customers in most EU countries who wanted to buy our products directly.

Currently, we have several modern and efficiently organized facilities:

• Ham, Cheese, and Sausage Warehouse: Approximately 1,500 m² with cold storage rooms.
• Beverages and Food Warehouse: Approximately 7,000 m², equipped with an automated order preparation system.
• Order Preparation and Dispatch Warehouse: Approximately 1,200 m² with a cold storage room to store pallets until delivery to the carrier. Our offices are also located in this logistics warehouse.

We work directly with small artisans from our area and produce our own hams in curing houses in Segovia and Salamanca. This dedication to quality and tradition allows us to offer our customers the best of Spanish gastronomy.

In recent years, although our brand includes the word "wines," unfortunately, we cannot sell alcohol outside our country, as these products are subject to special taxes (different in each country) that must be paid in the destination country. This makes it unfeasible to sell to individuals due to the bureaucratic procedures and costs involved, but not to companies and professionals who have authorizations from their local tax offices.