Mas d'en Caçador 2022Familia Nin i Ortiz - 75 cl.

This wine is a blend of a very old Grenache vine and some cabernet sauvignon coming from a higher altitude bloc on the sides of Mount Moncay. Hand picked.

A new line at Jané Ventura's estate. Until now, there were only two whites in the range, an entry-level wine and a top wine. After a long period of experimentation, a new trio of wines was introduced, the Selecció (in white, red and rosé). These three wines are made with the grapes of 15 different vineyards planted with old vines. Skin contact maceration at low temperature (10°C). On the label is the Fina Mas Vilella, located in the uplands and surrounded by vines.

A new line at Jané Ventura's estate. Until now, there were only two whites in the range, an entry-level wine and a top wine. After a long period of experimentation, a new trio of wines was introduced, the Selecció (in white, red and rosé). These three wines are made with the grapes of 15 different vineyards planted with old vines. Skin contact maceration at low temperature (10°C). On the label is the Fina Mas Vilella, located in the uplands and surrounded by vines.

A classic in the Augustus range, the Cabernet-Sauvignon reaches new height each year. This "Mediterranean Bordeaux" is made with older vines yielding a much more 'serious' wine than 20 years ago.

One of the few 100% Cabernet Franc wines in the Iberian Peninsula. It was first planted here as a blending variety. Some years ago, it was decided to vinify it on its own. It was a great success. Limited production (5,300 bottles).

One of the few 100% Cabernet Franc wines in the Iberian Peninsula. It was first planted here as a blending variety. Some years ago, it was decided to vinify it on its own. It was a great success. Limited production (5,300 bottles).

Since 2016, Victoria Ordóñez has also been making red wine under the Sierras de Málaga DO. If she is still the "queen" of PX and Moscatel in Málaga, these reds surely deserve to appear on your table. The grapes come from high altitude vineyards surrounding the city of Málaga.

Maduresa means maturity. The label refers to the perfect ripeness of each berry, a prerequisite for a successful vinification. Mando is a disappearing grape which has been saved thanks toPablo's efforts.

Since 2016, Victoria Ordóñez has also been making red wine under the Sierras de Málaga DO. If she is still the "queen" of PX and Moscatel in Málaga, these reds surely deserve to appear on your table. The grapes come from high altitude vineyards surrounding the city of Málaga.

ÀN/2 is the second wine of this estate. Like the fist one, AN, it is mainly made with indigenous Majorcan grapes. But here, 15% of Syrah bring some more structure into the wine.

Coma d'en Pou is a collective name for some vineyards located East of Gandesa, at the foot of the Serra de Cavalls. A coma is a small valley in catalan. The Coma d'en Pou covers around 10 ha, planted with vines and olive trees. The first wine (a very limited volume) was made in 1996. During the 1990's, Cabernet Sauvignon was the main grape in the blend; now it is Grenache Noir.

This blend has always been the flagship of the estate... and an excellent price quality relation. In 1996, for its first vintage, the production was only a few barrels. Meanwhile, the vines (15 hectares) have grown older et also the know-how. Thanks to stricter selection of the grapes, the quality of wine has reached new levels.

Ànima Negra is the name of the bodega, and of its first wine, which quickly became a cult wine in Majorca. The concept was to make the purest Callet wine in the world. A new vineyard was planted (ungrafted) from pips collected in the best Callet vines on the estate. 12 months in French oak barrels, mostly new.

The latest great wine from Victoria Ordóñez and her son Guillermo, who, since 2016 have never ceased surprising us with the quality of their Malagas - at least, in still wine. This new addition in their red wine range (the other being the Camaroles cuvée) is an exceptional wine - only 2,655 bottles.

Coma d'en Pou is a collective name referring to some vineyard at the East of Gandesa, at the foot of the Sierra de Cavalls. Coma means dale. Coma d'en Pou has a total area of 10 hectares, covered with vines and olive trees. The first vintage was made in 1996. The percetange of Cabernet sauvignon, very popular in the region in the 90's, is now decreasing in favour of the Grenache.

Ànima Negra is the name of the bodega, and of its first wine, which quickly became a cult wine in Majorca. The concept was to make the purest Callet wine in the world. A new vineyard was planted (ungrafted) from pips collected in the best Callet vines on the estate. 12 months in French oak barrels, mostly new.

In South Africa like in Spain, Terroir is a relatively new concept. The oenologist of the Spanish estates we work with played a pioneering role in understanding its value. The same for Eben Sadie and its family in South Africa. Columella is the flagship of this small company. Its production is very limited, but the quality is very high.

ÀN/2 is the second wine of this estate. Like the fist one, AN, it is mainly made with indigenous Majorcan grapes. But here, 15% of Syrah bring some more structure into the wine.

This Son Negre is the top wine from this small Majorcan wine estate. It is world-famous for its label alone. Indeed, renowned Spanish artist Miquel Barceló creates a different label for them every year. This is the essence of Callet. Son Negre is a hamlet where Anima Negra has two of its best vineyards destined for Son Negre. Made only in top years, years with character. The last 2 years were 2016 and 2022. Cult wine for collectors !

Ànima Negra is the name of the bodega, and of its first wine, which quickly became a cult wine in Majorca. The concept was to make the purest Callet wine in the world. A new vineyard was planted (ungrafted) from pips collected in the best Callet vines on the estate. 12 months in French oak barrels, mostly new.