Spain

Spain is one of the world’s most diverse and historic wine-producing nations, renowned for its regional character and exceptional value. From the sun-drenched plains of La Mancha to the cool Atlantic coast of Galicia, its varied climates and soils yield an extraordinary range of styles.

Tempranillo remains the country’s flagship red, defining the elegant, age-worthy wines of Rioja and Ribera del Duero. Garnacha, Monastrell, and Mencía add vibrant fruit and spice, while Albariño from Rías Baixas brings crisp, oceanic freshness to Spain’s whites. Verdejo and Godello further showcase the country’s growing sophistication in white winemaking.

Beyond still wines, Spain is celebrated for its fortified and aromatized treasures—most notably Sherry from Jerez, with its complex nutty and saline character, and Vermouth, traditionally crafted in Catalonia and gaining new global acclaim. Together, these wines express Spain’s rich heritage, innovation, and enduring passion for craftsmanship and flavor.

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Bodegas Frontonio Botijo Rojo 2023 (6 Bottles) Aragon, Spain

£123.00
by Bancroft Wines

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Bodegas Frontonio is the passion project of Fernando Mora MW and oenologist Mario López. The winery is named after Saint Frontonio, the Patron Saint of the village. According to legend, Frontonio was beheaded by the Romans, his head found upstream after it had been thrown into the Ebro. Going against the current is at the heart of this project, hence the name Frontonio.

Pale ruby red. Wild strawberries, violet flower and oregano. Fresh, pure, bright and firm. A sincere and intense Garnacha.

13.5% ABV, Organic, Vegan Friendly.

Descendientes de J. Palacios Petalos 2022 (6 Bottles) Bierzo, Spain

£163.00
by Bancroft Wines

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Even once he made waves with his Priorat wines, Álvaro’s pioneering spirit never wavered. In 1997, Álvaro and his nephew Ricardo Pérez Palacios were seduced by the undiscovered potential of the Bierzo region in north-western Spain, a place then better known for agriculture and its gold mining past. Corullón, at an altitude of almost 1000 meters and lies on a tectonic fault. This combination of altitude, old vines and complex geology gives an incredibly intricate, ethereal and spell-binding wine.

It`s clearly more Mediterranean, with notes of rockrose and other aromatic herbs, juicy and round, more fruit-driven, aromatic, velvety and very pleasant and easy to drink. - Luis Gutierrez 93 points

13.5% ABV.