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Intense and bright cherry color. Aromas of dark ripe fruit, blackberry, plum, blackcurrant. Spicy and mineral hints result of the terroir in our vineyard, all surrounded by the Ebro river. Full in the mouth, long and persistent finish. Learn More

Rayos Uva is winemaker Olivier Rivière’s version of a Bourgogne Rouge, sourced from fruit grown in the sandy, gravelly, alluvial soils of the Rioja Baja sub-region in the eastern part of Rioja. This blend of Tempranillo, Graciano, and Garnacha is crafted to convey a brightly fruity version of Rioja unmarked by oak.

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Garnet color. The nose is fresh with notes of ripe red and black fruits. In the mouth it's fresh with a juicy texture, soft tannins and notes of fruit. The finish is long and persistent. Learn More

This rich, full-bodied wine is made only in excellent vintages from handpicked tempranillo, garnacha, and graciano grapes grown in Rioja Alta. Aged in French- and American-oak casks, Marques de Caceres Red Crianza has spicy aromas, berry-fruit flavors, and a velvety finish. Open perferably one hour before serving with hearty dishes, roasts, grilled meats, or tapas. Learn More

Fresh and intense fruity aromas well integrated with a flower touch, gentle spices & lively eucalyptus leaves touch. The aromatic experience continues, the mouthfeel is silky and vibrant. After lively and intense attack, an explosion of fruit, the end of mouth is long and persistent, with spices, tobacco, raspberries and blackberries notes. Learn More

Gago is the second wine made in Toro by Telmo Rodriguez. The 19th-century, lowercase-"g" typeface, which appears on all wines made in Toro, is transformed and modernized by a bull horn. The distinctive red soils of Toro help produce this wine with tremendous fruit concentration, ripeness, acidity, tannins, and structure. Learn More

Deep purple/black color. Explosive aromas of ripe currant, red berries, and smoked notes. Rich, powerful, and voluminous on the attack. A huge mouthful of creme-de-cassis concentration.

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“Viña Ijalba”

Those words had been following us around Rioja like a strange echo. Their name surfaced in nearly every cellar we went to—yet the estate remained mysterious. It didn’t take long before we gave in to temptation and scheduled a visit.

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