Our European Wine Regions

Penedés has been established as a DOP in 1932. International vine varieties are more widespread in Penedes than in anywhere else in Spain.

This beautiful corner of Catalonia is recognized across the world as the home of Cava. The sparkling wine is not explicitly produced in Catalonia, though almost 90% of Cava cellars in Spain are located within Penedés.

Don’t miss out on our unique “Mas Rodó Montonega” wine from Penedés.

Established DO in the early 2000, Montsant is famous for producing seriously concentrated reds, with their most prized vineyards located in terraces on sloping terrains. The vines are affected by the Mediterranean sunshine during the day and cool temperatures through the nights creating very expressive wines.

They certainly have a reputation for its high-quality red wines, particularly those based on Grenache (Garnatxa) and Carignan (Carinyena) like our amazing blend from “Coca I Fito” available in our wine store.

Located 1 hour and 30 minutes away from Barcelona, Reus is known as the capital of Vermouth, which was introduced to Catalonia during the 19th century when Reus was known as one of the most important capitals of liquor production in the world already.

We are proud to be the ambassador of two of the most prestigious producers in Reus.

Don’t miss out on our unique “Mas Rodó Montonega” wine from Penedés.

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Located on a hillside near the Basque village of Aia, overlooking the Cantabrian seaports of Zarautz, K5 winery is surrounded by 100% Hondarrabi Zuri grapes, which are native to the Basque country and used to produce Txakoli wine.

The estate was founded in 2005 by Spanish celebrity Karlos Argiñano and his four partners, all sharing the same dream: to showcase the noble and age-worthy quality of the indigenous Hondarribi Zuri grape and its ability to produce extractive, super-dry mineral white wines. Don’t forget to check out our “K-Pilota” wine to discover this amazing wine.

The Rías Baixas DO is famous for its thick-skinned Albarino grape, which produce delicate, and lively aromatic wines. This region al known for its Atlantic inlets called “Rías” and some of the best 200 wineries of the region produce only a few hundred cases of wine a year. We are proud of been working exclusively for a number of years now with “Lagar de Costa” winery from Rías Baixas, a family winery, where the effort and dedication of three generations linked to the care of Albariño grapes and the production of wine come together to create spectacular wines which you should definitely try.

Recognized as a DO in 1996, Ribera Sacra is one of the most exciting wine areas in Europe at the moment. The terraced vineyards are a sight to behold as they are in unbelievably steep, rocky, predominantly south-facing slopes cling to the precipitous riverbanks.

Mencía is the most widely planted red variety in the area and you could say the Ribeira Sacra reds are about freshness and we have the best representation to offer with our “Tolo Do Xisto” from a winemaking project between winemaker Andrea Obenza and Coca I Fito winery. This Atlantic wine is a must and we are sure you won’t be disappointed.

Located in the South East of France, this wine region enjoys the unique benefits of being close to the Pyrenees and it is also located in between the Mediterranean and Atlantic Ocean which allows its wines to enjoy both of their climate influence.Gers district is an IGP (Indication Géographique Protégée) and most wines from this region are light and fresh.

Located in the historic hamlet of Ebenung, nestled between Sinzheim and the Baden-Baden vineyard community of Varnhalt, this region is well known for its terroir and their magnificent vineyards which provide perfect conditions to produce wines of admirable elegance and finesse and our Riesling "Feigenwäldchen" from Weingut Kopp is the perfect representation of this region.