Albariño: A Spanish Grape Guide
A vivid Atlantic white grape known for citrus, stone fruit, floral notes and refreshing acidity.
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Profiles of native and widely planted grape varieties from across Spain.
A vivid Atlantic white grape known for citrus, stone fruit, floral notes and refreshing acidity.
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An aromatic Castilian white grape with citrus, herbs and a characteristic gently bitter finish.
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A perfumed northwestern red grape that can combine floral fruit with mineral and herbal depth.
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A sun-loving southeastern grape producing deeply colored wines with dark fruit and savory spice.
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A textured northwestern white grape with orchard fruit, mineral tension and excellent aging potential.
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A resilient eastern Spanish grape valued for color, freshness and savory black-fruit character.
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The essential grape of the Sherry triangle, prized as a neutral base that clearly expresses biological and oxidative aging.
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A Catalan grape that brings structure, acidity and herbal-mineral character to still and sparkling wines.
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A versatile white grape used in fresh still wines, oak-aged Rioja whites and traditional-method sparkling blends.
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A drought-resistant central Spanish grape now increasingly used for clean, modern dry whites as well as distillation.
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