El Bierzo in the North West has emerged as one of the trendiest areas of wine production using its indigenous Mencia grape variety.

A small, mountainous wine region in Catalonia with a long history of making fine wines. It now produces some of the most acclaimed wines in Spain.

Ribera del Duero is an area of Old Castile which has extremes of temperature between Summer & Winter. The resultant wines are regarded as some of Spain’s finest. Generally full bodied, they are very fragrant and have excellent structure & concentration.

Campo de Borja is located in Aragón, north-eastern Spain and is known as the ‘Empire of Garnacha’, the predominant grape variety.

A delightful area situated in the North West on the banks of the majestic River Douro. The wines are made from Tinta de Toro grapes, a variety of Tempranillo

From the foothills of the Pyrenees where high altitude and climate have a beneficial effect on the vines

The traditional blend of red wine, fruit juice and fruit with Spanish brandy

Galicia’s oldest DO, Ribiero benefits from the Atlantic character, whilst producing more affordable wines than its neighbour

The Verdejo grape, similar to Sauvignon Blanc, is native to this region of Castilla Leon. The area produces some of Spain’s best white wines

The white wines of La Rioja offer contrast between older oaky wines to fresh, fruity, more modern styles.

Don’t be put off if you don’t know the region, some of Spain’s best white wines are made here and this great wine is from one of our favourite bodegas.

From the foothills of the Pyrenees where high altitude and climate have a beneficial effect on the vines

On the Eastern Mediterranean, this area produces a wide variety of wines in different styles

Not Spanish, but we’ll make an exception for this fine example!