Spanish Olympism’s New Icon
The year 2024 has been a defining moment for Saúl Craviotto, elevating him to the pinnacle of Spanish Olympism. His remarkable achievement of securing a bronze medal in Paris 2024 as part of the K4 team has solidified his position as a unique athlete in the country’s Olympic history.
Craviotto’s impressive collection of six Olympic medals, comprising two golds, two silvers, and two bronzes, has set him apart from his peers. Although the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics may seem distant, the possibility of further success remains, making him an athlete to watch in the years to come.
A Special Tribute in La Rioja
In recognition of his outstanding achievements, Craviotto was honored in Laguardia, La Rioja, with a special limited edition of Foehn, the flagship wine of the Mayor de Migueloa winery. This tribute not only celebrated his success but also provided an opportunity for him to learn about the winery’s rich history, dating back to 1619, and its wine tourism offerings.
Javier Gutiérrez, head of Mayor de Migueloa, highlighted the parallels between winemaking and sports, emphasizing the importance of dedication, hard work, and sacrifice in achieving success. He praised Craviotto as an exemplary representation of these values, making him an ideal guest at the winery.
A Unique Experience in Laguardia
Craviotto expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to visit Mayor de Migueloa, describing it as a chance to disconnect and recharge. He praised the winery’s hotel and restaurant, as well as the unique experience of learning about the wine-making process. The visit has left a lasting impression on the Olympic athlete, who has taken away unforgettable memories of his time in Laguardia.