Rioja

La Rioja occupies the Ebro Valley. It borders to the north with the Cantabrian Mountains, to the south with the Demanda Mountains, the climate varies depending on the different subzones, generally combining Atlantic and Mediterranean influences. It is divided into three subzones: Rioja Alta, Rioja Alavesa, and Rioja Baja.

Ribera del Duero

It is the most famous riverside area in the national panorama. Straddling the provinces of Burgos, Valladolid, Segovia, and Soria. With a continental climate with slight Atlantic influences, winters are quite cold and summers are warm, the major risk factor in the area is spring frosts, often responsible for significant drops in production. The vineyards are located on interfluve hills and valleys at an altitude between 700 and 850 meters. The main variety is tempranillo, in addition to Albillo, Garnacha Tinta, Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, and Merlot.

Rueda

Toro

Toro is located southeast of the province of Zamora, and includes part of the natural regions of the wine land, Valle del Guareña and Tierra de Toro, bordering Tierra del Pan and Tierra de Campos.

Andalucia

Barbadillo is a family-owned, one hundred percent Spanish company that has managed to combine tradition and modernity, look to the future without giving up its origins, and turn the essences of the south into its unmistakable hallmark. Located in the 'Jerez Superior' area.

Somontano

Portugal

Priorat

The Priorat designation of origin belongs to the province of Tarragona. It includes the municipal terms of Morera de Montsant, Escaladei, La Vilella, Gratallops, Belimunt, Porrera, Poboleda, Torroja, Lloá, Falset, and Mola. The climate, although with Mediterranean influences, is temperate and dry. One of the important characteristics is the almost absence of rainfall during the summer, which ensures an excellent health status of the vineyard.

Galícia

The Rías Baixas designation of origin is located in the southwestern area of Pontevedra, it includes five differentiated subzones: Val do Sainés, O Rosal, Condado de Tea, Soutomaior, and Ribera do Ulla, all of them produce the wines we know as Albariños.

Cavas and Champagne