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Spain is the third largest wine producing nation in the world, occupying the majority of the Iberian Peninsula with vast diversity in climate, culture, and of course, wine. From inky, dark reds of the Priorat to dry, white Finos from Andalusia, read more...
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This wine was great - which is something I honestly wasn't expecting. A really good nose - very fragrant and smooth. That's a word I would use A LOT to describe this wine. Nice hints of vanilla on the nose. Really nice...
Kicked off with a rioja and beef stew. Who knows what tomorrow holds for us.
cherry, coffee and blackberry on the nose, intense tart, acidic cherries on the palette with delicate oak and subtle hints of cocoa, with plum and cherry vanilla finish. This wine could easily age more.
A Spanish rioja with a chicken, peppers and rice dish for Saturday lunch right now....
Well you got me going, Greg, so I went back and looked at my wine purchases ... two from Italy, two from Spain, two from Australia, one from Germany and one from Portugal. By varietal, cabernet/merlot, pinot noir,...
Crianza is head and shoulders better. Use this for cook.
cheap, but good
A nice surprise for the price. Stood up very well in a tasting against a few bottles in the $20 range.
That Pie Franco is indeed a good wine. They also do a version in barrique, ... There are a few places in Spain that haven't been hit by phylloxera and that have old vines. However, as regards old vines, nobody can...
Excellent wine.
check out 2005 corte real Cab y Tempranillo at http://www.vinexsa.com
inexpensive, opens quickly, better than fair value for the price
My husband and I recently returned from Spain. We especially loved the table wines, but learned when inquiring about shipping a case home that the shipping costs would be prohibitive. Are any of these young, inexpensive wines available in the US?
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Popular Subregions of Spain
- Andalucía
- Aragón
- Castilla y León
- Castilla-la Mancha
- Catalonia
- Catalunya
- Galicia
- Jumilla
- Navarra
- Rioja
Popular Wineries in Spain
- Benjamin Romeo
- Viñaguareña
- Bodegas Uvaguilera Aguilera
- Castillo De Cuzcurrita
- Clos Erasmus
- Clos Mogador
- Viñedos de Páganos
- Bodegas El Nido
- Campo Eliseo
- Los Astrales
- Bodegas Aalto
- Santiago Ijalba
- Mas Doix
- Dominio de Atauta
- Navarro López
- Francesc Sanchez Bas Montsalvat
- Bodegas Mas Perinet
- Fernando Remírez de Ganuza
- Celler Vall Llach
- Francesc Sanchez Bas
- Cillar de Silos Torresilo
- Genium Celler
- Alonso del Yerro
- Artadi
- Bodegas Pintia
Popular Varietals from Spain
- Tempranillo
- Grenache
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- Albarino
- Chardonnay
- Syrah
- Merlot
- Mourvedre
- Pedro Ximenez
- Verdejo
- Macabeo
- Moscato Giallo
- Riesling
- Verdelho
- Palomino








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