Mirando al Sur is made from Olivier`s oldest vines of Viura, planted near the village of Labastida in Rioja Alavesa. It is named Miranda al Sur (Looking South) because it is aged in used Sherry butts after a whole cluster fermentation in oak vats. Hand harvested, whole cluster pressing and natural...

Rayos Uva is Olivier’s version of a Bourgogne Rouge sourced from fruit grown in the sandy, gravelly and alluvial soils of Rioja Baja. The blend is dependent on the vintage but usually includes Tempranillo, Garnacha, and Graciano  – percentages change each year to create a brightly fruity version of...

Made from 100% Lledoner Negre, the local name for Garnacha in this part of Catalunya, Pla de Gates showcases the new-school style of Garnacha growing increasingly popular in Spain. Sourced entirely from fruit that Anna Espelt grows in granitic soils in her personal vineyard of Mas Marés, these...

Vermell is a blend featuring 70% Garnacha Tintorera – a 19th-century, French crossing of Garnacha and Aramon Noir that was widely planted after phylloxera, 25% Mando and for this particular vintage, 5% Arcos. Hand harvested, destemmed, and fermented by natural yeasts in stainless steel tanks and...

100% Mencia from the villages of Chandoiro and Larouco in the Val do Bibei (500-600 elevation) on 20 year old vines. Grapes are hand-harvested, left whole cluster and undergo a natural yeast fermentation in plastic bins. 40-60 day maceration/pigeage followed by 8 months in a 20HL concrete tank and...

Curro and Jésus consider Peixe da Estrada their village wine coming from vineyards in Fornelos de Filloás, Grixoa, and Buxán. Here they tend several small plots of 60-80-year-old vines planted to a wide range of varieties indigenous to this part of Galicia. About a third is Mencía, another third is...

100% Xarel.lo Vermell from 40-year-old vines grown in clay/limestone soil. Hand-harvested, lightly crushed with a 48-hour maceration, Pressed, fermented in stainless steel, and then aged for three months.

The largest production of sparkling wine at Gramona; a blend of 50% Xarel.lo, 30% Macabeu, 15% Chardonnay, and 5% Parellada. Aged 60 months sur lattes and finished with an 8 g/L dosage from an ancient solera maintained at the property.

Bristat is Catalan for “wine fermented with skins”. This is made with 100% Garnacha Blanca from 20-35-year-old vines, planted on sandy/clay soils. A short maceration (four to six days) is followed by fermentation in steel where it ages for six months.

A blend of Listán Negro, Negramoll and Castellana Negra (Tinta Cao) from the Finca el Adelantado vineyard, soils here are volcanic with a mix of clay/loam at 480m elevation. All grape varieties are vinified separately, foot trodden and fermented whole cluster in concrete. Aged in a combination of...

Listán Blanco and Albillo Criollo. Fermented in concrete tanks and old oak barrels with indigenous yeast. Aged on the lees for 6 months.  2,520 bottles produced.

95% Listan Negro topped off with Negramoll & Verdello from Cruz de Leandro in the Tacoronte Acentejo DO. Grapes are fermented whole cluster in stainless steel with indigenous yeasts. Malolactic fermentation and aged in large concrete tank for five months.  Loreto on Chica Reductiva and how she...

100% Negramoll, foot trodden grapes and spontaneous fermentation in old French oak barrels. Aged for six months in used 225L, used French Oak. Malolactic completed.

92% Tempranillo 8% Graciano from "El Rincon" a vineyard in the South of Briones, a small village in Rioja Alta; vines are between 10-20 years old. Grapes are hand harvested, handsorted and fermented in stainless steel tanks. Aged for 12 months in "second-use" 500L barrels that were previously used...

95% Tempranillo and 5% Graciano, from vines planted between 1960-1970 in clay and limestone soils at 550m elevation. Grapes are hand-harvested and fermented in small stainless steel vats with frequent pump overs, completing malolactic fermentation. Aged for two years in new French oak barrels...

90% Tempranillo and 10% Garnacha, sourced from La Loma, a vineyard in the southwest of Briones at 534 meters above sea level. The vines are planted in the traditional "vaso" (bush) style on an east-facing slope in calcareous soil. Grapes are hand-harvested, cold-soaked for three days, and then...

Merino Blanco comes from La Loma, a 1.4 hectare vineyard planted in 1946 with Tempranillo, Garnacha, and a bit of Garnacha Blanca (with scattered vines of Calargrano, Moscatel, Rojal...). Mix of soils, sandy, limestone, and clay, in one of the highest plots of the region. The Viura comes from...