Brandy Luis Caballero, "Milenario" Solera Reserva, 0.7 L

The history of the family business Luis Caballero has its origins in 1830 in Spain, and is a founder Don Jose Cabaleiro do Lago. In 1870 the company began exporting its products to the United States and the United Kingdom under the name "Antonio Caballero & Nephews". In the same year it acquires the vineyards "El Benito" and "Las Cruces" with total area of ​​260 acres. In the late 1930s the family Caballero opens Glassworks "Vidrierias del Guadalete" to export to America, because of the war supplies to England became impossible. In 1932, the winery was acquired "Jose de La Cuesta" and "John William Burdon". Group of companies "Caballero" was headed by Don Luis Caballero.

Group Luis Caballero is constantly growing and developing - in 1990, Luis Caballero, combined with the winery Emilio Lustau, produced sherry in three strictly limited areas of the "triangle Sherry", the corners of which are municipalities of Jerez de la Frontera, El Puerto de Santa Maria and Sanlucar de Barrameda . In 1996, the group of companies "Caballero" joins winery Cazalla, which leads to the successful launch of cherry liqueur "Miura" and the creation of a distribution company Europvin, located in Bordeaux. In 1997, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the company, began construction of Vina Herminia in La Rioja. In June 2008, "Caballero" gets 4 famous brand: "La Ina", "Rio Viejo", "Vina 25" and "Botaina", known under the brand name "Lustau".