100% Listán Negro from ungrafted grapevines of more than 100 years old. Grown between 300 and 700 meters above sea level, in the northwest of Tenerife. After a week maceration the wine is made in tank and then left to age for three months in three to five years-old 225L French oak barrels.

This wine is a tribute to Antonio Sanz, the father of the three brothers running the winery today. It comes from a 40 year old vineyards in Ombatillo, Corella, planted with Graciano. The wine ferments spontaneously in 500  liter French, oak barrels. Malolactic and elevage happen for 12 months in 2-...

100% Tempranillo from vines which average 50 years of age. All of the fruit is destemmed; the wine is aged a minimum of six months in old French or American oak casks. Bottled unfined and unfiltered and without cold stabilization. Germán calls this— his flagship wine— a “vino de pueblo”, which he...

Victoria's Negramoll in 2018 is an "island" wine. The grapes came from different plots from various altitudes, all from pie-franco, and 'rain-fed'. All plots ferment separately, with some stems, and are then blended. The wine aged under lees for 12 months in old sherry casks.

A blend of Romé Tinto, Garnacha, and Jaén, grown on slate, on very poor soils. Fermented with native yeasts in French oak eggs; aged one year in cement amphora.  

La Nave is Casa Aurora's entry point.  A regional wine from Albares, in Bierzo Alto, mostly from north-face vineyards planted on rocky and clay soils, averaging about 75-years of age, it is made mostly from Mencia, with a bit of Tintorera and Palomino.  The grapes are destemmed and the wines are...

The mountains of Sierra de Toloño, with their clay and limestone rocky-soils, are perfect conditions to grow Tempranillo. This is Sandra Bravo's "workhorse", the wine that points the way to some of the most elegant expressions of Rioja Alavessa we've encountered. Harvested by hand, mid-October, the...

A blend of 80% Xarel-lo and 20% Malvasía de Sitges. The Xarel-lo comes from 50-year-old vines planted on chalky and clay soils, while the Malvasía was planted by Ramon and Jordi in 1996 on very deep alluvial loam and slate soils. Fermented and aged for six months in 100-year-old concrete tanks with...

Sourced from several parcels of vines that are at least 50 years old.  The blend is 90% Mencía and 10% “other”, including Palomino, Doña Blanca and Alicante Bouschet. About 50%  of the grapes are fermented on whole clusters. The wine is then aged for ten months in clay amphorae. 2,000 bottles...

Tempranillo Blanco is a mutation of Tempranillo, a thick-skinned white grape.  It was found and replanted in a vineyard which is now around 35 year old vines on a mix of clay and limestone soils. Grapes are destemmed and pressed softly in concrete where the wine ferments.  After fermentation the...

• Ganko is another nickname that Olivier has acquired, but this one came from his Japanese importer. It means “stubborn,” which is a useful trait for any outsider, especially one making wine his own way in Rioja. Ganko comes from a site at 600 meters in elevation near the village of Cárdenas in...