A delicious white blend from one of the premier red wine producers in Spain, Erre Punto Blanco displays lighter aromas of apricot and lemon zest, with deeper notes of white peach. Lime, grapefruit and hints of lemon intertwine in the mouth, integrating with wonderful texture and a slight toasty oak nuances. Erre Punto ... Read More »

A delicious white blend from one of the premier red wine producers in Spain, Erre Punto Blanco displays lighter aromas of apricot and lemon zest, with deeper notes of white peach. Lime, grapefruit and hints of lemon intertwine in the mouth, integrating with wonderful texture and a slight toasty oak nuances. Erre Punto Blanco is remarkably versatile and pairs well with any of your favorite summertime cuisine.

RIOJA

The most popular Spanish wine growing region is Rioja.  There, like Ribera del Duero, the Tempranillo grape rules.  In Rioja, a classification system is used that essentially defines the wines by how much oak and bottle age the wine sees ... Read More »

RIOJA

The most popular Spanish wine growing region is Rioja.  There, like Ribera del Duero, the Tempranillo grape rules.  In Rioja, a classification system is used that essentially defines the wines by how much oak and bottle age the wine sees before release.  This four-tiered classificatioins is:  Rioja, Crianza, Reserva and the highest level, Gran Reserva, which requires a minimum of 2 years in oak and 3 years in bottle.

Rioja is located in north-central Spain and is split into three areas:  Rioja Alta, Rioja Alavese, and Rioja Baja.