Alta
Marca Madrid, Spain
A synergistic blend of Cabernet,
Tempranillo and Syrah from the Madrid Denomination. Recognized
as “one of the world’s greatest wine values,”
it tastes three times the price. Maybe that’s why it’s
poured at the Inn at Little Washington and other notable restaurants.
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Barbadillo
VDT, Spain
Got Oysters? There have been
many synergistic combinations through the ages: Peanut butter
& jelly, gin & tonic, Jagger & Richards, and most
recently Verdejo & Palomino, the classic grape of Sherry,
married here in this perfect seafood wine collaboration.
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Castillo
Real Bullas, Spain
Southern Spain serves up this sultry
number at a price that shames most wine on the shelf today.
Castillo Real is the real deal from Bullas - a high elevation
old growing region with new DO status. More
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El
Burro Cariñena, Spain
Deep and chewy concentrated Garnacha
sure to please the most discerning pallet. As one reviewer said
“I taste red licorice with Spanish earth undertones”.
Ok, whatever. Grab a bottle for yourself and see what you find
in this wine. More
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Gran
Familia Rioja, Spain
Acres of soft fruit roll out of
the glass with this exciting Tempranillo heralded as “one
of the best Riojas on the market today… luscious and easy
to drink, yet with a complexity that you expect from the great
wines of Europe”. More
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Manga
del Brujo
Calatayud , Spain
Shazam! The “Wizard’s Sleeve”
is magical. Cooked up by our own sorcerer Norrel Robertson (He’s
actually a winemaker, but Sorcerer sounds cooler). This sophisticated
effort blows the doors off most southern Rhone wines. Nary a
flaccid note in this baby. More
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Papa
Luna
Calatayud , Spain
Holy Papacy! This Garnacha/Syrah blend
from ancient bush vines by our winemaker/MW/friend Norrel Robertson
pays homage to Pope Luna, the last of the Avignon Popes, born
near the slate vineyards in Calatayud. This beauty could bring
you to prayer or rethink that sobriety vow. More
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Pico
Madama Jumilla, Spain
You’d have to wear through
a lot of shoe leather to find another wine of this power and
concentration. The perfumed aromatics and layers of spice in
this beast from Jumilla inspire shock and awe from aficionados,
reviewers and Joe consumer alike. More
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The
Pilgrimage Godello
Bierzo , Spain
A laser beam of fruit from Bierzo in Northern Spain , home
to The Pilgrimage route of Santiago de Compostella. That’s
the burial site of St. James to you heathen non-Spanish speakers.
While we’ll make no claims as to its ability to bring
St. James back from the dead, the bright purity of this native
Spanish grape could have you ascending a bit higher off your
chair at dinner.
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The
Pilgrimage Mencia
Bierzo , Spain
Lining the hills along The Pilgrimage route to the burial site
of St. James, Mencia is one of Spain ’s most wonderful
native grapes. A pit-stop for a glass of this Mencia would have
kept a Pilgrim motivated to continue the long journey. We’ve
taken this noble grape from this ancient spiritual terroir and
through the marvels of modern winemaking created, if not exactly
holy water, at least a consumable shrine to the grape and region.
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Rojo
Mojo
La Mancha, Spain
This easy-drinking Spanish red is sweeping the country: "Nice
quaff",
"I'm sold", "In love with it", "Terrific
value", "Fruity and fun".
Pick up a bottle and add your own voice to the chorus.
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Sierra
Carche
Jumilla , Spain
A barnburner! “Don’t get high on your own stuff”
is generally good advice so we’ve reluctantly decided
to sell this Monastrell/Petit Verdot/Malbec blend from Jumilla
rather than drink it all ourselves. It carries a 96 point score
from the Wine Advocate’s Jay Miller. Get it while it’s
hot, and before we change our minds.
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Tagonius
Crianza Madrid, Spain
Deeply satisfying. Powerful yet
understated, this limited production, award-winning, rare gem
comes from the elite (and rarely exported) Madrid winemaking
region. Aromas of candied fruits, vanilla and toasted wood lead
to concentrated fruit, leather and spice on the palate.
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Tres Barcos
Toro, Spain An
inky blast of fruit drives this powerful, concentrated Spanish
red from Toro. Tinta de Toro was loved by Christopher Columbus
and chosen as his house red on his trip across the Atlantic
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Vega
Barcelona Cava Penedes, Spain
NV This Spanish Cava
is crisp and citrusy. An elegant and affordable sparkling wine
guaranteed to put a smile on your partner's face and save your
wallet from the trauma of a pricey French Champagne.
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| ZaZa
Campo de Borja, Spain
Sexy dry Rosado from Spain with classic
strawberry’s and cream aromas. Crisp and fruity as an
aperitif yet with enough acid and structure to pair with turkey
dinner or the weekend picnic.
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