“Over the past 20 years, Spain has become the most dynamic wine region in Europe,” Wine Spectator executive editor Thomas Matthews said at the start of Saturday afternoon's seminars. “In the 1980s, a ...

Spain, renowned for its vibrant culture and diverse landscapes, is also one of the world's top wine producers. With over 70 ...

One of the least explored but most exciting wine-making areas in Spain is the Canary Islands ... which is helping to put Mallorca on the map by championing native grapes such as fogoneu, sold ...

Spain is a paradise for wine lovers, offering some of the most diverse and scenic wine routes in the world. From the rolling ...

(Hint: Chinese food!) Yet Spain also has a treasure-trove of white wines that are unfortunately overshadowed by its reds. They can be a delight to explore in the summer, as they pair well with ...

I'm a food and beverage journalist living in Barcelona, and I love exploring Spain's wine regions. I highly recommend touring both a historic winery and a famous wine cellar. Local wine bars are a ...

The stunning scenery – and the resulting wines – are an oenophile's dream ... that mostly hug the Sil and Miño rivers in Galicia, Spain's north-westernmost region. Galicia is often referred ...

Numanthia-Termes, which helped put Spain's Toro region on the world wine map with its high-end cuvées Termanthia and Numanthia, has been sold to luxury-goods giant Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton (LVMH).

There are now over 100 wineries on the Island of Mallorca. Many are making delicious wines from local grapes with exotic names such as Manto Negro, Callet, and Moll - that make wine-tasting special.

Barcelona Wine Week is continuing to cement its position as the pre-eminent wine fair for Spanish wine as it prepares for a sold out 2024 event. Exhibitor tickets for the February fair, which aims to ...

Recaredo Turó d’en Mota vineyard. Most wine lovers are familiar with the Spanish sparkling wine known as Cava. Its center of production, Penedès, lies in the northeastern corner of Spain.

Except for noticing the appellation on a handful of esoteric wine menus, I hadn’t either. So I decided to drop in on the area dubbed the “Sonoma of Spain”by oenophile Robert Parker of Wine ...