Spanish rosado & clarete: Panel tasting results
Spain's rosé winemaking tradition shines bright...
Castilla y León
This section is currently sponsored by Castilla y León
Castilla y León encompasses some of Spain’s most memorable vistas, from its wild mountain ranges and sprawling plains to historic cities like Segovia and Salamanca.
Several Denominación de Origens (DOs) also sit within the area, including Ribera del Duero, Bierzo, Toro and Rueda.
Learn about this diverse wine area with the articles below.
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Top picks for World Verdejo Day on 14 June
Verdejo is one of Spain’s most planted white grape varieties...
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Understanding Castilla y León: Producers, wines and trends
This sprawling region is worth getting to know, says Beth Willard...
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Exciting new wave wines from Spain
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Interpretación: The new project from Vega Sicilia's former technical director
New wines from Ribera del Duero...
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A selection of top wines from Northern Spain
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Pintia Toro: Tasting the changes
Evaluating the changes at the estate since 2001...
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Toro wine top buys: 30 to try
In partnership with DO Toro. Wines to seek out....
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Discover Toro
In partnership with DO Toro. These region is currently enjoying a renaissance...
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The Decanter interview: Raúl Pérez
Rapidly propelled to the status of 'global champion'...
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Toro: Tempranillo built like a bull
Learn about this DO...
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Unlock the secrets of ancient Bierzo
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Grape variety guide to Castilla y Léon
Know your grapes....?
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The best of Castilla y Léon’s wine regions
Get to grips with this wine producing area...
