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With around 1000 different wines from 200 producers in 18 different countries we’re sure we’ve got just what you’re looking for.
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Spain
Spain continues to be one of the most exciting places in Europe. Rioja still rules the roost but beyond are fascinating regions producing grapes like Mencia, Graciano, Godello and Moscatel, who are all emerging in the hands of skilful grape growers and winemakers.
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A Coroa
A Coroa create complex, elegant and intense examples of one of Spain’s finest varieties, Godello. Packed full of mature fruit flavours, the wines of A Coroa are big, very fresh, with fantastic acidity.
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Bodegas Tabula
Tabula farms limestone rich soil in the far western side of the Ribera del Duero DO. In this part of the Ribera del Duero some of the most famous wines of Spain are made, and Tabula is an important part of the scene.
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Acustic Celler
These are brilliant, expressive wines from one of Spain’s best regions. These wines don’t break the bank and are refreshingly free of slick, oaky flavours.
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Segura Viudas
Dating back to the 11th century, the winery has been noted for its high production standards, its labour-intensive approach to winemaking, and its penchant for releasing some of Europe's finest artisan sparkling wines.
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Bernabeleva
Planted with Garnacha, Albillo and Moscatel, Bernabeleva dates back to the 1920’s. Alongside the high altitude vineyards, old vines and tiny production is incredible attention to detail, which results in some of the most exciting wines we have tried in years.
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Bodegas Tomas Cusine
Tomas Cusine crafts incredibly fresh wines by using a variety of grapes and mixing riper fruit with berries harvested later in the year. This is to achieve two important things, natural acidity and aromatic intensity, and these wines have it in abundance.
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Bodegas Castro Martin
This Bodega is all about Albarino and Castro Martin has led the way in the grape's recent revival. They were one of the first to recognise the benefits of cool, temperature controlled fermentations to protect Albarino's delicate, aromatic fruit.
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