Rich and structured, it is balanced between fruit and the oak wood.

From the West coast of Spain comes this fleshy, dry Albariño that displays ripe apricot and pear, and a lemon-lime vibrancy tied together with floral notes. Enjoy with anything from Seafood to a grilled cheese sandwich.

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Finca Aylés is located in northeastern Spain, near the city of Zaragoza (Aragón, south of La Rioja). With deep roots linked to the history of the province, the initiative led by the Ramón Reula family since the 1980s, when they reunified diverse minor estates that had been separated from the original Finca Aylés since the Middle Ages. The wine dazzels with a dense purple-tinged color and shows delicious aromas of crunchy black fruits with hints of cocoa thanks to the moderate time spent in

Pinot Noir is loved for its red fruit, flower, and spice aromas that are accentuated by a long, smooth finish. The Tina Fuerza Pinot Noir delivers on this promise and the wine is fresh and deliciously moorish. It sees no oak ageing making it a light and refreshing wine. A very versatile food pairing wine given it’s natural acidity and lower tannin pairing particularly well with duck and mushroom dishes.

The vineyards for the Rose are at 800 meters above sea level, with a very cold winter and dry summer, warm by day and fresh at night. Very bright salmon color. Nose of good intensity, floral, with hints of red fruit. On the palate, very fresh, sweety, crispy and perfect acidity. Very attractive and well balanced.

Very intensive red, clean and brilliant. The nose is deep and fruit, with notes of wild blackberries and soft oak wood toasty. The palate is elegant, fleshy and wide. Very aromatic, rich in nuances and a long finish in the mouth resulting from the malolactic fermentation in barrel.

The Navarra region is located in the north of Spain, at the Western end of the Pyrenees. This particular wine comes from the Ribera Baja subzone at the southern end of Navarra and is a bright and expressive example of Spanish Tempranillo, full of red fruit and elegant, spicy notes and a rich, plush mouthfeel from a smidge of Merlot in the blend. Outstanding value.