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Against All Odds Talking about modern Spanish wines without mentioning the Priorat region would be strange, and possibly even an insult.

Dedication is required when you need to set your alarm for 5:15am, but it is a necessity when you are harvesting at Bodega Son Juliana.

Small producers have to push their way through a tiny gap in the market to get their wines noticed and appreciated and some succeed!

Wine critics are currently drooling over the wines from the Canary Islands that are grown on lava soils, and we can understand why.

‘Experience filled holidays’ are becoming increasingly popular and they make a lot of sense...so why not book a wine experience?

A pale Spanish rosé, just for the fact that it is pale is not necessarily going to be better than any other rosé.

There is one other festival that is worthy of inclusion in the long list of bonkers, juvenile, crazy and fun filled festivals....

If you are visiting Mallorca for the first time it may come as a surprise to you that wine is produced on the island. Good wine too!!

In Spain there is one grape variety that reigns above all others, garnacha (also known as grenache). Spain is garnacha!!