Spanish Wine

Spanish wine brings a different character to the range, built on grapes and traditions that don't overlap much with the rest of Europe. Tempranillo is the country's signature red, and Rioja remains the benchmark region for it, known for structured, often oak-aged reds that age well over time. Beyond Tempranillo itself, Spain also produces reliable whites and increasingly good value across the board, making it worth exploring even if you're more familiar with French or Italian styles. If you already know the variety you're after, Tempranillo is worth browsing on its own. For the wider international picture, Imported Wines covers everything else brought in from beyond New Zealand, and Red Wine is worth a look if you'd rather shop by style instead.