
Andalusia, Spain
Amontillado
Amontillado is a dry fortified sherry from Cádiz with a pale amber colour and concentrated nutty, oxidative aromas.
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Andalusia, Spain
Amontillado is a dry fortified sherry from Cádiz with a pale amber colour and concentrated nutty, oxidative aromas.

Castile and León, Spain
Bierzo is a Castile and León wine with ripe fruit, fresh acidity, and a structured mineral finish from its mountain vineyards.

Basque Country, Spain
Bizkaiko Txakolina is a light Basque wine from Biscay with bright acidity, modest alcohol, and a clean, crisp finish.

Catalonia, Spain
Spain's sparkling wine made using the traditional method (like Champagne) from indigenous grapes Macabeo, Parellada, and Xarel-lo, primarily in Penedes, Catalonia.

Andalusia, Spain
Fino
The driest and most delicate sherry, aged biologically under a layer of flor yeast, pale, light, and served chilled as an aperitif.

Andalusia, Spain
Fino-style sherry from Sanlúcar.

Andalusia, Spain
Oloroso
A full-bodied, oxidative sherry with a dark amber color and complex nutty, leathery, and balsamic aromas, aged without flor.

Andalusia, Spain
The rarest dry sherry style, combining the refined elegance of Amontillado with the robust body of Oloroso, a complex and hard-to-find wine.

Andalusia, Spain
A sweet, thick, dark sherry made from sun-dried Pedro Ximenez grapes, with intense notes of dried fruit, honey, vanilla, and chocolate.

Catalonia, Spain
Catalan DOCa red, powerful and mineral.

Spain
Ribera Del Duero
Tempranillo red from one of Spain's most prestigious DOs.

La Rioja, Spain
Vino de Rioja
Spain's most famous wine, primarily Tempranillo-based reds from La Rioja, with aging categories from joven to gran reserva (5+ years).

Spain
Vermut
An aromatized fortified wine served as an aperitif with tapas, traditionally on tap (vermut de grifo), served with an olive and orange slice.

Spain
Tinto de verano
A refreshing summer drink of red wine and lemon soda (or gaseosa) over ice, simpler and more popular with locals than sangria.

Basque Country, Spain
A light, slightly sparkling, dry white wine from the Basque Country, made from Hondarrabi Zuri grapes, with high acidity and low alcohol, poured from height.