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Behind its magnificent walls and towers on the hilltop of the town of Vilarodona, critical episodes have been written in different and numerous battles since the 14th century, it was besieged by the troops of John II in 1462, it participated in the Guerra Dels Segadors in 1647, it was occupied by Napoleonic troops in 1808, there were intense fights in the first Carline war in 1833 defending the cause of Queen María Cristina, and which culminated in their last confrontation to date in 1873 during the third Carline war.

The Sanahuja family, owner of the castle and its lands for many generations, has cared for and restored the castle with the commitment that it continues to have a legendary history along with the vineyards that surround it.

The origins of our family date back to the mid-17th century, when it is known that they were already dedicated to caring for the countryside in this region. During the following generations, they expanded the cultivation of vineyards in the towns of Vila-Rodona, Vistabella and El Pla until they reached 30 hectares of vineyards.

Our castle was the winery to preserve wines, spirits and food that they made from their lands during the 19th century. At the beginning of the 20th century, the phylloxera crisis opened a hiatus in winemaking that was prolonged due to the Spanish civil war.

Conchita Sanahuja Junqué fought to preserve our castle during the