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The Changing Face of Spanish Wine: Fresher, Lighter and More Balanced
Something has been changing in Spanish wine.
Over the past few years, we've noticed a growing interest in wines that are fresher, lighter and less dominated by oak. We're seeing it in the wines being made, the bottles appearing on restaurant lists and the conversations we're having with winemakers and sommeliers.
But there's a difference between what is happening within the wine industry and what consumers are actually choosing to drink. And that's what makes this shift parti
Iván González Gaínza
2 days ago6 min read


Six Spanish Wines We'd Drink All Summer
Over the years, we've been lucky enough to visit some interesting wineries across Spain. We've tasted Albariño overlooking the Atlantic in Galicia, shared long lunches in Rioja and discovered unique wines here in Mallorca. Every visit reminds us that some of the best summer wines aren't necessarily the most expensive or the most famous - they're simply the ones that suit the moment.
Iván González Gaínza
Jul 229 min read


The rise of alcohol free wine and why we're not raising a glass
At Wine Industry Mallorca, we’ve watched with a mix of disbelief and dismay as 0% alcohol wine has become one of the fastest-growing trends in the drinks business. Yes, you read that right. Not craft vermouths. Not rare varietals from obscure vineyards. No, it’s the stuff where the wine is made - and then stripped of what makes it wine: the alcohol.
Iván González Gaínza
Apr 24, 20253 min read


Global warming and its affect on winemaking
Despite the fact that some still deny the scientific evidence, ‘global warming’ is a very real factor in our lives today.
Iván González Gaínza
Dec 26, 20216 min read
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