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Chronicle from my last visit to Cortijo de los Aguilares in Ronda (Málaga). In this andalusian winery Bibi García crafts wines that perfectly reflect the terroir: Mediterranean, yet fresh and mountainous. And she does so with a unique personality, without bowing to fads or trends.
New at the Spanish Wine Collective today. A glass of Manzanilla Pasada from @BodegasArgueso has Bill Bolloten reflecting on just how rewarding it is to be part of @ClubContubernio.
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Miguel Crunia, one of Britain’s top sommeliers, writes about Bodegas Siluvio in Asturias and their recovery of a traditional style of red wine that blends local grape varieties. https://t.co/Pl9jQCltM2
Our Catalonia correspondent Alan Nance
@amicdelvi.bsky.social explains why St John's Eve (23 June) is so important in his home region, and uncorks some fine Catalan wines by Nuria Renom, El Jardí dels Sentits, Celler Joan d’Anguera and Can Descregut.
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Wine of the week. Alan Nance is rewarded for venturing beyond his Penedès home territory in search of something sparkling. The prize was the Laietà Gran Reserva Brut Nature Cava by @ALTAALELLA https://t.co/KtXJWV8MkA
Should the Atlantic red wines of DO Ribeiro be better known? Our Galicia correspondent @AdrianJMcManus thinks so, and draws our attention to this fresh, red-fruited tinto from Casal do Canteiro. https://t.co/HYivBSExvT
For our latest wine of the week @BillBolloten traveled to the Innoble Wine Fest in Sanlúcar, where he tasted the first still white wine made by Jerez bodega Fernando de Castilla.
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New on the blog: Bill Bolloten travels to Sanlúcar de Barrameda to visit winemaker Juan Jurado in his small vineyard in the Miraflores Bajo pago.
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Wine of the week - Amorodos 2022 from Bodega Atrium Vitis in Ribeira Sacra. @AdrianJMcManus Adrian McManus enjoys this monovarietal Brancellao with its strawberry and berry nose and silky, elegant mouthfeel.
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José Luis Rodríguez Martínez @iusufr visita @BosqueMatasnos, un proyecto emblemático de la sostenibilidad medioambiental en pleno corazón de la Ribera del Duero.
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Chris Lynch introduces us to Arcos. En mi vida, macho.
It must be one that we don’t have in Galicia, in spite of being home to 65% of all of Spain’s varieties. Not just a wild claim, I’ll have y’all know.
Wine of the week, Chris Lynch goes to one of our favourite producers, Rafael Cambra, and opens his Casalabor, a tinto made with the local variety Arcos. An elegant wine with flavours of red fruits and herbs, that evokes warmer days by the Mediterranean.
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