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Some wine weekends are enjoyable. Others are the kind of trips people are still talking about days after they've returned home. Our Rioja Wine Weekend 2026 definitely fell into the second category. At the beginning of June, twenty wine lovers from across Europe and North America arrived in Rioja, ready to spend three unforgettable days discovering the wines, landscapes and people that define one of Spain's most iconic wine regions.

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.

Mallorca’s wine scene is growing faster than a well-pruned vine in spring. With new vineyards being planted and winery buildings emerging across the island, even seasoned wine professionals like us struggle to keep up. Whether you're a curious oenophile or a wine tourism enthusiast, it's easy to miss the latest names - especially those not yet affiliated with a D.O. (Denominación de Origen).

If you are a wine enthusiast looking to deepen your knowledge in the winemaking process you could consider a vine sponsorship arrangement.

Sweet wine. Often unappreciated and considered the underdog of wines, relegated to the top shelf and rarely requested.

A great part of our job, maybe the best part, is going out into the fields and taking a look at the vineyards.