Spain

Iberian tradition and innovation

Spain, the world's second largest wine producer, combines historic regions such as Rioja and Ribera del Duero with emerging areas such as Priorat and Bierzo. Spain's wine heritage is expressed through noble grape varieties such as Tempranillo, Garnacha, and Albariño, interpreted in styles ranging from long traditional aging to modern vinification that favors fruit and territoriality.

A mosaic of unique terroirs

Spain's extraordinary geographical diversity offers an incredible variety of terroirs: from the limestone soils of Rioja to the slate terraces (llicorella) of Priorat, from the sands of Rueda to the granite soils of Galicia. This geological richness, combined with microclimates ranging from Atlantic to Mediterranean to continental altitude, creates one of the most diverse wine landscapes in Europe.

The evolution of Spanish style

Spanish wines are undergoing a stylistic revolution that combines classic Gran Reserva wines with a new generation of fresher, more regional labels. Our selection includes both historic wineries such as Vega Sicilia, López de Heredia, and Marqués de Murrieta, as well as innovators such as Alvaro Palacios, offering extraordinary value for money from lively Galician whites to powerful Mediterranean reds.