Spanish Red Wines

A heady, limitless red pumping with blackcurrant, plum and vanilla flavours.

Ribera wine commands some of the heftiest prices in Spain. Finca Carelio was initially classified as Ribera del Duero DO wine priced at £15. But we added Castilian grapes to pump up the juiciness.

It's a heady assemblage of cherry, cinnamon, black fruit, clove and vanilla.

Marqués de Riscal Gran Reserva is crafted in the traditional Rioja Álavesa style that pays loving homage to the vision winery's founders, Guillermo and Camilo Hurtado de Amézaga.

A heady blend of Tempranillo and Garnacha, from 30-year-old vines, and aged for three years in American oak barrels, it's one of the finest expressions of Rioja Reserva you're likely to taste.

Gran Reserva Riojas are made only in the best vintages, aged for at least 60 months and spend at least two years in oak.

Torresilo is a powerful old-vine Tempranillo from Ribera's finest vineyard plots.

Smooth and bursting with black fruits, this is everything a young Rioja has but the region-based label.