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Wineries
A wine comes from a winery. From its vineyards, its vision, its culture and its production processes. Get to know some of the best wineries in the world and their wines.
At Bodegas de Hijos de Rainera Pérez Marín, the tradition and unique environment of Sanlúcar de Barrameda come together to craft exceptional wines. Renowned for their iconic Manzanilla, these wines embody the freshness of the Atlantic Ocean and the character of the albariza soil, yielding distinctive flavors that celebrate Andalusian authenticity.
In the heart of La Rioja Alavesa, Bodegas de la Marquesa crafts wines that reflect the unique character of their surroundings. Established in the 19th century, the winery seamlessly combines tradition and modernity. The local climate and landscape impart a distinctive freshness and elegance to their red and white wines, renowned internationally.
Bodegas Etchart, situated in the Cafayate Valley in Argentina, is renowned for its exceptional white wines made from Torrontés, which embody the region's sunny climate and cool nights. Established in 1850, it blends tradition with modern techniques to craft intense and aromatic wines, celebrated for their freshness and distinctive elegance.
Bodegas Fabio Coullet, nestled within a picturesque landscape shaped by the Mediterranean climate, is celebrated for its exquisite and sophisticated wines. Its heritage spans multiple generations of winemaking tradition, seamlessly merging classical and contemporary methodologies. The wines are distinguished by their intense, impeccably balanced flavours, with a pronounced articulation of the local terroir.
In the heart of La Rioja, Bodegas Franco Españolas has blended tradition and innovation since 1890. Their wines reflect the region's rich landscape and unique climate, offering balanced flavors and profound aromas. With a historical legacy and meticulous winemaking techniques, this winery is renowned for its quality and authenticity.
In Bodegas Frontonio, located in Aragón, distinctive wines are crafted under the influence of the dry Mediterranean climate and mountainous terrain. Founded by Fernando Mora, named a Master of Wine, the winery excels in revitalising forgotten vineyards and employing traditional, sustainable methods, producing expressive wines full of authentic character.
Bodegas Gama stands out for its dedication to tradition and authenticity, marrying a fortified wine climate with a richly nuanced landscape to produce incomparable wines. Situated in a region blessed with abundant sunshine and diverse soils, this winery harnesses sustainable viticultural practices to deliver distinctive flavours celebrated for their elegance and expressiveness.
Bodegas Garvey, with a rich history in Jerez since 1780, is renowned for its fortified wines. Taking advantage of the region's unique warm climate and albariza soils, their wines are distinguished by their complexity and distinctive character. The winery blends tradition and innovation to offer quality products recognized worldwide.
Nestled in the heart of Manchuela, Bodegas Gratias is distinguished by its commitment to sustainable viticulture and respect for the natural environment. Its wines capture the essence of the landscape, with an irresistible freshness and authenticity. The combination of an ideal climate and traditional production methods is evident in every bottle, making Gratias a benchmark in quality and passion.
Nestled in La Rioja, Bodegas Javier San Pedro Ortega melds tradition with innovation in the art of viticulture. Its wines are born of a privileged climate and a singular landscape, bestowing upon them an unparalleled character. Employing meticulous production methods, they stand out for their freshness and authentic expression of terroir.
Ensconced in Rioja’s historic vineyards, Bodegas Juan Carlos Sancha winery is renowned for preserving indigenous grape varieties and traditional techniques, underpinned by a steadfast commitment to sustainability. The influence of the Riojan climate yields wines imbued with character, elegance and unrivalled freshness, reflecting the landscape and the dedication of its passionate oenologist.
Bodegas Laus, set in the picturesque Somontano region of Aragon, marries traditional artistry with modern techniques to craft exceptional wines. The Mediterranean climate—characterised by warm summers and mild winters—imbues these wines with distinctive freshness and elegance. They are distinguished by their floral and fruity aromas, reflecting the region’s unique landscape.
