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The fields surrounding the little town of Salinas are replete with vines, and everywhere you look there are also olive and almond trees.

The new generation of winemakers are introducing new perspectives and different approaches in the world of wine.

Who remembers those oak aged Chardonnays from California and Australia? People went crazy for them just 10 to 15 years ago.

There is a new generation of young winemakers that are making a difference and saying, “We can influence the world of wine too"....

Xurxo, short name for George in Galicia, is the frontman of this small winery, Albamar, located in the most north western point of Spain.

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

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

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