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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

Tucked between the rolling hills of Galicia and the vast plateau of Castilla y León, Bierzo slowly reveals itself. You arrive through winding roads, past chestnut trees and slate-strewn hillsides - until… the landscape opens into a natural amphitheatre of vineyards. It’s here that some of Spain’s most distinctive wines are taking shape - not through power, but through precision, old vines, and a deep connection to place.