Spanish wines and the role they play in the Spanish day to day, most important designations of origin and wine regions in Spain, and Spanish wine history from the Phoenicians to the …

Undoubtedly, the better known region is La Rioja, especially for its red wine, but there are many other Spanish wine regions that produce high quality wines, like Ribera del Duero in the north …

Wine in Spain is produced in all of the autonomous communities, and each have their own grape varieties, Regulatory Councils and specific types of wines. In each community, the wines are …

The 15th and 16th centuries saw a huge rise in the popularity of Spanish wines, which were being produced in almost every area of the Iberian Peninsula. The Canaries had just been …

Red wines, white wines and rosé wines are produced in all of the wine making areas of Spain, which are many. From the excellent wines of DOCa Rioja or DOCa Priorat to the simple wines …

Spanish summers in the Priorat wine region are long, hot and dry, while winters are quite cold, with risk of frost, hailstorms and ever drought. The most famous Priorat wines are reds …

Cava is a Spanish sparkling wine similar to Champagne that is almost exclusively produced in the Northern Spanish region of Catalonia. However, Cava may not be referred to as the Spanish …

Spain is also home to a rich variety of spirits and liquors as well as wine, which means that it is the perfect place for all those who a love a drink - whether you are into wine, brandy, rum or …

Licor de Orujo, or simply Orujo, is a Spanish liquor which is very similar to other European distilled spirits such as marc from France, grappa from Italy and tsiroupo from Greece.

Spain has one of the most varied wine cultures in the world, mainly because of the high number of Spanish grape varieties. The most common white grape is the Airén, which is also the most …