Viña Pomal was the creation of Don Santiago de Ugarte, co-founder of Bodegas Bilbaínas and the company's first Managing Director. The first label seen bearing Viña Pomal as a brand belongs to a 1904 Vintage Special Reserve (a truly exceptional year).

Although they would later merge as a single brand, 1904 saw the birth not only of Viña Pomal, but also of Castle Pomal which, produced for the British market, reveals the importance then and now, of the brand's international presence. It is of note that only the Castle Pomal label showed the arms of the Spanish Royal Family, to which the winery was official supplier of wine.

Viña Pomal embodies the best winemaking tradition of the Rioja Alta, after a hundred years of history making wines of great quality and consolidated prestige, added to the unbeatable situation of its own vineyard, in the municipality of Haro. Viña Pomal Graciano, part of monovarietal collection of Bodegas Bilbaínas, Viña Pomal Vinos Singulares. It comes from low yield vines and vines over 35 years old. Very limited production.

Classic Graciano aromas on the nose, white pepper, sandalwood and cedar intermixed with aromas of ripe red fruit and floral such as lavender.
With a characteristic acidity of the variety Graciano, the palate is enveloping, elegant and powerful at the same time, intense, balanced and persistent.