La Rioja Alta is one of the most reputable producers in the already extraordinary Rioja. The winery produces some of the most outstanding wines in the region and sets the bar high for its neighbors. With a vinous history of over 100 years, there’s no doubt La Rioja Alta has played a vital role in Rioja’s history. The estate still carries the torch of innovation and tradition well into the new century. Continue reading

Albariño, most commonly spelled Albarino or Albarinho (in Portugal), is a noble varietal source of some of the world’s most refreshing and thirst-quenching wines. The varietal is not nearly as popular as the international superstars Chardonnay or Sauvignon Blanc, but the wines made with it are of extraordinary quality. Continue reading

There’s no doubt Rioja is one of the most popular wine appellations or DOs in Spain. Although the Iberian country produces a great variety of wine styles with diverse grapes, Rioja beautifully represents the country’s wine. Rioja is tradition and innovation, prestige and availability. Discover styles, producers and history. Continue reading

Spain might be known for its towering red wines, authentic age-worthy collectors’ pieces with a bold, Iberian personality. Still, Spanish winemakers are quite talented at making white wine. Check out some great comparables! Continue reading

Although we work with producers from all of Spain, you can probably guess (by our name) that we're particular fans of Ribera del Duero wines (You can read about why in our About Us section!) and we wanted to re-introduce the region to you.

Here’s all you need to know about Ribera del Duero’s history, terroir, wine grapes and hard-working producers

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Sure, most people know about the French Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinot Noir, but you’ll be pleased to hear that Spain has wine grapes with similar traits and they’re equally delicious! If you’re looking for Spanish wines like Cabernet and Pinot Noir, you’re in the right place.  Continue reading

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Spain's most exciting grapes explained. There's more beyond Tempranillo, Albarino and Verdejo and its about time to discover it! Continue reading

This Spanish Northwestern region is a landscape to dream for. The green, leafy and steep hillsides surrounding the Sil river have hosted more than two thousand years of winemaking tradition and are now, since 1996, an official Denominacion de Origen (Appellation) Continue reading

Meet the Quibia 2019 vintage, a biodynamic Mallorcan white wine made from local grape varieties and indigenous yeasts. The result Anima Negra's work to unleash Mallorca's full winemaking potential will surprise and amaze you. We're big fans! Continue reading