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Having established Emilio Moro as the benchmark for greatness in Ribera del Duero, the 2020 Malleolus has the chance to be the greatest ever for this historic label. One of the oldest leading producers in Spain, Bodegas Emilio... Read More

The origins of the winery date from 1916 when Juan Gil Gimenez, great grandfather of the present generation, started getting involved in the world of wines and built a winery in the heart of Jumilla. His son, Juan Gil Guerrero,... Read More

Muga's Gran Reserva Prado Enea is a blend of 70% Tempranillo, 20% Garnacha and the remaining 10% between Mazuelo and Graciano, carefully selected from their best parcels in the western end of Rioja Alta. Aged for 36 months... Read More

Embodying the promise and spirit of the next generation of Spanish winemakers, Alvaro Palacios is consistently heralded for creating some of the top wines of the modern era. One of nine children born to the owners of Rioja's... Read More

The 2018 La Cartuja Priorat is a brilliant ruby color. Ripe dark berries, licorice, smoky minerals and a hint of succulent flowers on the perfumed nose. Juicy, round and open-knit; a peppery note adds lift and cut to warm blackberry,... Read More

One of the oldest wine collectives in Spain, five Basque and Rioja-based vine growers created Sociedad Vinicola De La Rioja Alta in July of 1890. A year later the company changed names to La Rioja Alta, and they've been producing... Read More

La Rioja Alta's Viña Ardanza has been our most popular Rioja for several years. It is no wonder, as this is the gold standard for traditional bodegas: a winery that ages their wines the old fashioned way, meaning three... Read More