Red wine

This unique project was born on the occasion of La Buena Vida's 25th anniversary, in collaboration with Abel and Maite. The grapes come from some 2 hectares in San Vincente de la Sonsierra, mainly Tempranillo with some white grapes and Graciano round the corners. All these vines were planted between 1967 and 1969, except a little part of the Tempranillo (in 1978). The parcel lies between 540 and 560 metres above sea-level, very close to the famous Bardallo cru. the soils are clay and limestone, with some silty-loamish areas. The parcel's name comes from the 116 tenth-century tombs scattered around the vineyard. This is one of Abel's best and most beautiful vineyards, so exactly what we needed to produce a wine worthy of our 25th anniversary!

The carbonic maceration method is traditionally used in Rioja. However, these Riojas are hardly comparable to Beaujolais wines, which are lighter and fruitier than Riojas made from Tempranillo grapes.

Acústic is the name of the bodega as well as its basic wine. Albert wants his his to mirror the authenticity of the region, the nature and the soil, "unplugged", or "acoustic". Hence the choice of a biodynamic viticulture and winemaking (but without getting lost in it). The wines have often been praised by the wine critics.

Harmonious blend of local grapes like Grenache and Tempranillo, and French grapes like Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. The grapes come from upper-slope blocks of vines in the dry section of Penedès. Lignum means wood or barrel in latin.

A fantastic price-quality relation! This is a very fruity, pleasant wine, everyone's friend. Mirone means ladybird (Prince Mir Gilabert, who lived in the 11th century and studied insects, signed with a ladybird).

The Cid Campeador was a Spanish mercenary who fought for the Catholics as well as the Moors. His victories have made him a hero in Spain and his statues stand in many Spanish cities.

The Pies Negros cuvée is the "village wine" of the Artuke Brothers. The 6 vineyards it comes from are located in Abalos. They are all bush-vines, planted between 530 et 600 metres of altitude. Part of the grapes are still foot-trodden in the old fashion - hence the name of pies negros, black feet. The total production of this cuvée is 10.500 bottles.

The perfect everyday wine. An explosion of pure fruit - the fruit of old Grenache vines from Calatayud.

Sabilde is the name given by the harvesters to the narrow paths followed by the horse-driven carriages through the Cantabria mountains, up to the villages.

This red under our own label - Vida - will surely quench your thirst. It is made with old Grenache vines on the hills of Moncayo.

Giné Giné was the first wine produced par the Buil-Giné duo. Both are looking for the best expression of their terroir through two local varietals, Grenache and Carignan. And they have found it, what's more, without over-extraction nor barrel ageing!

El Bierzo was one of the first Spanish denominaciones to get a completely new set of specifications, introducing (from 2017 onwards) the vino de villa for wines made with grapes originating from one village. A list of villages has been issued. Some producers already use these names, including our suppliers. A good example of "vino de villa" is Valtuille.

It is often said that Mencia has the fruitiness of a Pinot Noir and the freshness of a Shiraz. This young (joven) wine was made with the same care as the Raúl Pérez's other cuvées but comes from younger vines.

Safrà is the 3rd wine in the red "amfora" line of Celler del Roure. It is the freshest of the three, thanks to the Mando grape, and also the Arcos, which is gaining weight in the blend every year. A wine of character.

This estate owns a real treasure of old amphoras in which it makes a special range of wines: the white Cullerot and the red Vermell and Parotet. Pure and juicy wines.

Entry level wine made with old Monastrell vines (and others varietals) planted neat the prehistoric site of Les Alcusses. This blend is one of Valencia's most successful wines.