This long overlooked wine region from Andalusia is actually one of the oldest D.O: regions in Spain. In fact, it’s one of the oldest regions too, and its wines were arguably on Columbus’ first voyage. Condado wines are made mainly with the local grape Zalema, thje source of most of its young white wine. But the wineries cover just about everything: fortified wines, red wine, sweet wines, sparkling wine, and even vermouth and vinegar. But the real star is its orange wine, and it’s not what you might think it is. Join us in this podcast as we describe the world of Condado wines and learn about them at the Oliveros winery.
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This long overlooked wine region from Andalusia is actually one of the oldest D.O: regions in Spain. In fact, it’s one of the oldest regions too, and its wines were arguably on Columbus’ first voyage. Condado wines are made mainly with the local grape Zalema, thje source of most of its young white wine. But the wineries cover just about everything: fortified wines, red wine, sweet wines, sparkling wine, and even vermouth and vinegar. But the real star is its orange wine, and it’s not what you might think it is. Join us in this podcast as we describe the world of Condado wines and learn about them at the Oliveros winery.
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Let’s Open a Bottle: Bodegas Antídoto and wines from Soria
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We return to a bit of news about Spanish wine. Today we focus on the emerging wine region of wines from Soria, a sub-section of the D.O. Ribera del Duero. Once an often overlooked producer, these wines are getting a lot of attention of late. Brian’s Spain Domain visited the winery Bodegas Antítdoto, a relatively new project which is coming out with a lot of amazing wine. Listen and learn more.
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We return to a bit of news about Spanish wine. Today we focus on the emerging wine region of wines from Soria, a sub-section of the D.O. Ribera del Duero. Once an often overlooked producer, these wines are getting a lot of attention of late. Brian’s Spain Domain visited the winery Bodegas Antítdoto, a relatively new project which is coming out with a lot of amazing wine. Listen and learn more.
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Today we are going to continue our journey around the Spanish wine revolution. We are going to focus on the Region of Valencia which is home to three major regions: D.O. Alicante, D.O. Utiel-Requena and D.O. Valencia. These are old regions which traditionally made a living by selling wine in bulk both domestically and internationally. It was the law of quantity over quality. The potential, though was always there, and the three regions have managed to turn things around dramatically in the past few years. Amnd that’s good news for us!
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Today we are going to continue our journey around the Spanish wine revolution. We are going to focus on the Region of Valencia which is home to three major regions: D.O. Alicante, D.O. Utiel-Requena and D.O. Valencia. These are old regions which traditionally made a living by selling wine in bulk both domestically and internationally. It was the law of quantity over quality. The potential, though was always there, and the three regions have managed to turn things around dramatically in the past few years. Amnd that’s good news for us!
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Let’s Open a Bottle 23: Montsant, Tarragona & Terra Alta
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Catalonia is home to about a dozen different wine regions with a whole array of quality wine, from modern standards like red, white and rosé, to classic fortified wine to refreshing sparkling wine. Today we focus on the wines from the province of Tarragona, in particular D.O. Montsant, D.O. Tarragona, and D.O. Terra Alta. Enjoy! Cheers!
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Catalonia is home to about a dozen different wine regions with a whole array of quality wine, from modern standards like red, white and rosé, to classic fortified wine to refreshing sparkling wine. Today we focus on the wines from the province of Tarragona, in particular D.O. Montsant, D.O. Tarragona, and D.O. Terra Alta. Enjoy! Cheers!
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The southeast of Spain is popular for its Mediterranean beach weather and attracts domestic and international tourism throughout the year. We are talking about the province of Alicante and especially the region of Murcia. Like most parts of Spain, winemaking is also carried out. In these parts the grape variety of choice is Monastrell, which also goes by the name Mourvedre and Mataro. It’s a powerful variety which can make meaty red wine. The three D:o.’s we are looking at today are Jumilla, Yecla and Bullas. Listen and learn more!
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The southeast of Spain is popular for its Mediterranean beach weather and attracts domestic and international tourism throughout the year. We are talking about the province of Alicante and especially the region of Murcia. Like most parts of Spain, winemaking is also carried out. In these parts the grape variety of choice is Monastrell, which also goes by the name Mourvedre and Mataro. It’s a powerful variety which can make meaty red wine. The three D:o.’s we are looking at today are Jumilla, Yecla and Bullas. Listen and learn more!
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