Discover Rioja
There is no doubt that Rioja is one of the most famous and most loved wine regions in Spain, and arguably the world. You may think you know all about this stunning region - but ever-evolving there is always something exciting and new to discover.
It's not just about the reds: from fresh and fruity, to oak-aged and complex, there is a white Rioja for every occasion; or now that spring has sprung, enjoy the sunshine with a chilled glass of rosé, bursting with berry fruits. Whichever you choose you'll be discovering some of Spain's finest.
MIX YOUR OWN
Mix and match from our amazing Rioja range
Brilliantly fresh white Rioja from way up in the coolness of the Alavesa hills
Aged perfectly in French and American oak barrels to reach optimum drinkability
About as pure a Rioja Blanco as you'll find taking Viura's varietal character to the limits
A deep, rich and spicy red from arguably the world's top Graciano specialist
A traditional Rioja with a youthful, modern touch. A wine full of wild red berries and spice
Another ripper from Borja Ripa! Buckets of red fruit delivered delicately
A very precise and vibrant Garnacha Blanco made in Rioja and barrel aged for 5 months
This white Rioja oozes stone fruit, pear and honeysuckle - it's deliciously different
A decadent white Rioja with verve, showing nuances of baked orchard fruit and buttery, toasty oak
Excellent varietal character on this with ripe strawberries and deep black cherry
This wine exudes sheer class! Filled with notes of raspberry, vanilla and cinnamon-style spice
A stunning Gran Reserva Rioja with intense and concentrated fruit from start to finish
A Garnacha screaming with varietal character from one of its preferred regions
This is Rioja: Three Zones, A Thousand Wines.
The Denominación de Origen Calificada Rioja is located in the north of Spain, on both sides of the River Ebro. It is divided into three specific zones: Rioja Alta, Rioja Alavesa and Rioja Oriental. Covering more than 65,000 hectare of vineyards, there is a huge diversity across the three zones. They benefit from the confluence of the widely opposing Atlantic and Mediterranean climates, which bring the ideal temperatures and rainfall for grape growing. Add to this the differing soil types, geography and indeed winemakers and the result is a fascinating region producing fine wines with great personalities.
