Spain

Urbina Rioja Blanco is a pale golden yellow colour and has an aromatic, floral nose (acacia) with white fruit and citrus notes. The palate has flavours of apricot, peach and some pear notes with a subtle, elegant, slightly creamy and lingering finish.

Aromatically this has a really inviting and vibrant fresh fruit expression of dark cherries, red plums, baking spices, with gently floral notes. The palate focuses on fruit but with enough tannin to give structure, a good length finish, and gentle oaky notes.

An En Rama Fino is bottled in the Spring or Autumn when the protective layer of flor is thickest. Bottled unfined, unfiltered and straight from the barrel this is uber Fino!

Intense tropical fruit aromas with hints of pineapple, white flower and citrus. The palate has texture, minerality and balance with ripe stone fruit characters, a hint of orange blossom, crisp acidity and a lengthy finish.

The Casanova family have a 60ha estate planted with classic Parallada Macabeo and Xarello. A wonderful green apple nose with an opulent, almost tropical fruit palate.

Aged 6 months in American oak barrels. Aromas of cherries, ripe blackberry and blueberry with hints of brioche, mocha, toasted almonds and hazelnuts. These rich red fruit and chocolate notes transfer to a smooth, juicy rounded palate with soft tannins.

This is a really wonderful Fino Sherry from a single Solera of 4-5 years of age. Fresh, fruity and alive with yeasty, nutty, savoury character. A perfect aperitif.

This is a really lovely wine from the Binissalem DO. A cracking blend of local Manto Negro with Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah. A fragrant red fruit nose with a fruit cake palate.

Jan Petteerson continues to produce world class Sherry from his Bodega in Sanlucar. His Manzanilla is light, fresh and delicious with a citrus and salt tang.

This wine is youthful and vibrantly aromatic, combining tangerine, jasmine and grassy aromas on the nose. The palate displays zesty acidity with juicy grapefruit and white peach notes, leading to a refreshing finish. ‘Sentidiño’ is a Galician word meaning common sense. It is used by local fisherman who have the common sense not to take the wild Atlantic waters for granted.