Spanish Wines

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

After The Guv'nor won 'Wine of 2018' and sold out time and again, we had to source the white to equal it. It's taken 36 months for the same team to perfect it.

Beronia, founded with the aim to make the Rioja that is perfect with food, wins awards year in, year out.

A classic Rioja in style, both full-bodied and meaty, entwined with a smooth richness throughout the palate. Enjoy with roast lamb.

Marqués de Riscal is one of Rioja's oldest wineries. It's only with almost two centuries of experience that you can craft a summer-fruit-and-vanilla-packed red this delectable.

Vibrant and juicy this unoaked Tempranillo allows the character of the grape to shine through with flavours of redcurrant, herbs and liquorice to the fore.

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.

Like all great Albariños, the Definition is bursting with fresh acidity, peach and lemon flavours and mouthwatering minerality.

Light, delicate and bursting with stone-fruit aromas and a lightly salted lick, it's the white ideal for a lazy Sunday afternoon.

What makes the perfect Rioja? Is it toasty cherry flavours? Vanilla spice? Or the ability to match beautifully with lamb? The Definition Rioja does all three!

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.

Melted tannins, a delicate slather of vanilla and a hearty serving of dark fruits is the delicious result of 18 months of ageing in oak. It's bang-for-your-buck Rioja at its best.