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An old building at the Spanish wine producer Casa la Rad
Casa la Rad
Casa la Rad sits just south-east of Logroño in the middle of the Rioja region. Under the watchful eye of winemaker Marta Gallego, the winery’s focus is on extracting the maximum expression of fruit and terroir from traditional Riojan varieties like Tempranillo, Garnacha, Graciano or Viura.
A white cottage on the brow of a hill pictured at sunset in the Spanish wine region of Bierzo
Casar de Burbia
Casar de Burbia is the genuine article – a family-run winery in the heart of the Bierzo in the northwest of Spain. Terroir is key in a vineyard where altitude, orientation, and soil all add complexity and character to the wines.
Spanish wine producer Equipo Navazos
Equipo Navazos
Equipo Navazos was born out of a shared passion for the fortified wines and is home to the OVNI project, dedicated to making still wines from Palomino Fino and Pedro Ximénez.
A vineyard at sunset at the Spanish wine producer Fento Wines
Fento Wines
Fento Wines is a brilliant winemaking project founded in 2012 by one of Galicia’s most respected enologists, Eulogio Pomares, and focused on the traditional grapes and wines of Rías Baixas.
The winery at Spanish cava producer Bodegas Grimau
Grimau
Bodega Grimau began making cavas and still wines back in the 1920s on the site of the medieval castle of Pujades. The estate is planted with Cabernet Sauvignon, Tempranillo, Merlot, and Chardonnay, as well as the three traditional Cava grape varieties of Xarel.lo, Macabeo and Parellada.
Spanish wine producer Hacineda Terra D'Uro
Hacienda Terra d'Uro
Hacienda Terra d’Uro is the joint project of three men passionate about wine: Oscar Garrote; Christian Van Zeller, and Javier “Pipa” Ortega.
One of the vineyards at Spanish wine producer I Tant Vins
I Tant Vins
Set up in 2012, the I Tant project is the brainchild of Joan Angel Lliberia, head man at Edetaria, one of Terra Alta's most respected wineries, and firm defender of the unique character and personality of indigenous Catalan grape varieties, particularly Garnacha. 
An aerial shot of vineyards at Spanish wine producer Lagravera
Lagravera
The Lagravera winery and vineyards are located along and around the Serra Llarga, a great part of Spain for winemaking and the perfect place to practice biodynamic agriculture.
A vineyard in the Spanish wine region of Somontano
Luis Oliván Vinos y Viñedos
Based in the province of Huesca, Luis Oliván Vinos y Viñedos centre on the idea that older vineyards where grapes have been grown for decades, or sometimes centuries, is the best indicator of quality fruit.
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