Wines from Spain

Rioja, Ribera del Duero, Albariño, Cava and Priorat, plus a few you might not know yet.

NV Freixenet Ice Cuvee Especial Semi Seco – £11.95
NV Freixenet Cordon Negro Brut Cava – £10.96
NV Mucho Mas Black Edition – £9.95
NV Freixenet 0.0% Blanco 20cl 20cl – £2.95
2025 Mar de Frades Albarino – £18.95
NV Mucho Mas Blanco – £9.95
NV Freixenet Cordon Negro Brut Cava 20cl 20cl – £3.85
NV Segura Viudas Cava Rose Brut – £11.95
NV Freixenet Premium Cava Rose – £10.96
NV Freixenet 0.0% Alcohol Free Blanco – £5.95
NV Freixenet 0.0% Alcohol Free Rose – £5.95
2020 Freixenet Spanish Rosado – £9.95
2021 Ramon Bilbao Rioja Edicion Limitada Garnacha – £17.95
NV Ruteiro Rosado – £8.95
NV Mar de Frades Albarino Atlantico Brut Nature – £24.95
2014 Navajas Rioja Gran Reserva – £32.95
NV Freixenet Premium Cava Rose 20cl 20cl – £3.46
2024 Mar de Frades Albarino Magnum – £43.96
2022 Vionta, Albarino, Rias Baixas – £16.45
2016 Ramon Bilbao Rioja Gran Reserva – £25.96
2015 Bodegas Urbina Rioja Crianza – £17.99
NV Mucho Mas Rose – £9.95
2020 Freixenet Rioja Cosecha – £9.95
2018 Clos Pons Alges – £16.96
2019 Clos Pons Sisquella – £14.50
2022 Arzuaga Crianza Ribera del Duero – £31.96
2023 Ramon Bilbao Early Harvest Edicion Limitada Rosado – £14.98
2018 Ramon Bilbao Rioja Reserva – £19.96
2019 Solar Viejo Rioja Crianza – £13.96
2020 Protos Crianza Ribera del Duero – £20.99
2012 La Freixeneda – £39.95
2022 Orube Rioja Rosado – £13.96
2023 Gorka Izagirre Bizkaiko Txakolina – £15.25
2021 Ramon Bilbao Rioja Limite Sur Garnacha – £19.96
2023 Arzuaga La Planta Ribera del Duero – £17.99
2023 Ramos Pinto Duas Quintas Branco – £22.50

Spain has more land under vine than any other country, and it’s come a long way from cheap and cheerful. Rioja is still the name everyone knows, but Ribera del Duero now makes some of Europe’s most sought-after reds, from Vega Sicilia’s Alión to Aalto and Dominio de Pingus’ PSI. In Catalonia, the steep slate slopes of Priorat produce dense, powerful wines in tiny quantities.

The whites are worth just as much attention. Albariño from Rías Baixas is fresh and saline, made for seafood; Verdejo and Godello are rounder; and Txakoli from the Basque Country is light, zesty and slightly spritzy. Add Cava for traditional-method fizz without the Champagne price tag, and pale Spanish rosado, and you’ve got a country you could drink from all year.