The wine is dense with a deep, black cherry colour and vibrant highlights in the rim. The aroma is intense and very complex, the red fruits blending with rosemary, thyme, chocolate and dark roasted notes. This is an old vine Tempranillo which offers all the fruit and smooth tannins of a well aged wine. It is dense and sweet with a long, very harmonious finish.

Drink with a wide range of foods such as: páté, porcini mushrooms, red meat, lamb chops, barbecued fish, game, stews, desserts and chocolate.

The grapes are selected from bush vineyards, with over 35 years of history, where they are hand harvested.

The grapes are hand sorted, fermented in small stainless steel tanks before ageing in new American and French oak casks. The wine is bottled after 17 months and it will continue to improve in the bottle.

A most elegant yet modern wine with mature fruit notes, well integrated with vanilla and hints of cacao from the 12 months spent in American oak. On the palate it is broad and full with an attractive cacao flavour, soft tannins and a lovely balance.

Try with roasted red meats,. hard cheese, BBQ and grilled meats. 

Peoples Choice Winner 2023: Big Night in Red

A black-cherry colour with terracotta nuances in the rim and a deep robe. The oak and fruit in the complex nose are well blended and balance perfectly with the dense, rich palate. This is a magnificent wine with an expressive nose, followed by an elegant and silky palate. With more time in the glass, its complexity and grandeur increase even further.

The wine is aged for 60 months in the barrel and the bottle with at least 24 months in oak barrels and a minimum 24 months in the cellar.

This Gran Reserva is made from the best grapes from vineyards located in the rolling hillsides of Laguarda and Lapuebla de Labarca in the medium to high altitude zones with their favourable clay soils. The vines are an average of 30 years old.

A perfect accompaniment for red meat or game in roasts or stews, cured meat, oily fish and mature cheese.

Highly Recommended in Decanter magazine March 2021.

 A modern style of Rioja which is made using 100% Tempranillo grapes which are grown in some of the best areas in Rioja Alavesa.

The wine is aged in American oak barrels for 24 months then aged for a further 12 months in bottle before release.

The nose is dominated by well ripened fruits, strawberries and toasted notes with hints of leather. The palate is deep and warm, well rounded with smoky notes. The wine is rich and full flavoured.

Good with barbeques and cold meats. 

Cherry-red colour with the violet nuances of a young wine. Intense on the nose, which brings notes of red fruits, creamy toffee and strawberry. The attack is fresh and easy-drinking, with a fruity, balsamic finish in which hints of the nose return

Lemon colour with soft green glints. The nose has plenty of tropical and citrus fruits. The palate is fresh and well balanced and plenty of tropical fruit and hints of white blossom.

The Viura and Malvasia grapes come from old bush vines located in the vineyards highest quality areas. The wines are fermented separately in stainless steel to preserve the freshness and stored on the lees for two months.

Suitable for vegans.

Suitable for vegetarians.

Drink with:  Shellfish, appetisers, snacks, vegetables, white meat, sushi and fish

Recommended in Decanter magazine July 2024 ( 2022 vintage )

Grapes are selected and destemmed before crushing. The wine spends 12 - 14 months in toasted American oak barrels which lend spicy aromas and flavours to the wine.

The wine is Garnet red with tawny hues. Juicy hedgerow fruits and a touch of smoky vanilla on the nose backed by hints of cedar spice. Smooth and well structured with a lingering finish.

Serve with any red meat, lamb, cheese and game.

Reduced to Clear.

An evoking nose of our childhood candies, with red strawberries and cherries. In the mouth it shows dry, with a pleasant acidity that gives way to a long layer of red fruit.

Food Match: a lovely match for a summer salad or light pasta dish.

Made by renowned producer, Baron de Ley.

Reduced to clear old label stock.

Plentiful aroma with sweet notes, chamomile and secondary aromas of peach, citrus and tropical fruits. All assembled in perfect harmony with the creamy notes and spices from the oak barrels.

Fermentation in stainless steel vats at a controlled temperature and matured on the lees in oak barrels for four months.

 Try with simple grilled fish and shellfish, garlic prawns or grilled squid.

Suitable for vegans

Suitable for vegetarians

On the border between Rioja and Navarra, Victor Manzanos carries on the work of the four generations before him.

With over 250ha of owned vineyards at his disposal, including some of the oldest vines in Rioja, Bodegas Manzanos is fortunately placed to put both the sub-region of Rioja Oriental and the name Manzanos firmly on the map as one of the most important areas and producers in Rioja. This range of wines is a modern take on the traditional landscape of Rioja, championing the native grape varieties, Tempranillo, Viura and Garnacha. The team is the youngest in the region, a talented a group of people with the sole purpose of making wines that people will enjoy.

Aromatic and intense, lovely aromas of wild berries, blossom, nutmeg and hints of sandalwood. Fresh, fruity and well balanced with sensations of raspberries, vanilla and cinnamon.

The wine is fermented in stainless steel tanks at controlled temperature and then spends 18 months in American and French oak barrels and a further 6 months in bottle before releasing.

Perfect accompaniment to chargrilled meat, cured ham and tapas.

Suitable for vegans

Suitable for vegetarians

Intense cherry red colour, ripe black and red fruits, spices, liquorice and chocolate aroma. Round and well-balanced with fruity notes.

Aged in used French and American oak barrels for 6 months.

Try with pasta and red meat dishes such as bolognaise.

Tempranillo 95%, Garnacha 5%. The vines in La Muga and Los Poyatos vineyards are mostly very old Tempranillo bush vines. Really healthy grapes were harvested and after slow fermentation in tank at controlled temperatures the wine was transferred to barrel for 6 months. A mixture of a very few of new American oak barrels, just to give the spice and toast aromas but mostly 2nd and 3rd year barrels of predominantly French oak were used to promote the evolution of the wine from a bright fruit bomb to something more mellow with a roundness and the unmistakeable stamp of something good, a “Semi-Crianza” of sorts.