Portugal is a small country but with a large number of wine-growing areas on the mainland and its islands. The country has almost 300 varieties of native grapes.
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Classic Rioja vs. Modern Rioja
Classic Rioja vs Modern Rioja: two different ways of understanding wine, two different ways of carrying out the winemaking process, each with its own nuances.
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5 Rare Grape Varieties You Might Only Find in Remote Spanish Areas
Behind so many different Spanish wines are equally diverse grape varieties, some of them are more widely known than others, but in this text we hope to interest you with a few curious examples of rare grape varieties you can find in Spain.
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What Equipment Do You Need for a Small Winery?
When it comes to adding specialised equipment to your winery, it can be challenging to know which machines you truly require and which ones are just an extra. In this text, you will discover the most essential materials you need to make the wine you are striving for.
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Grape Harvest in Spain: Forecast for this 2019 Season
The harvest period is one of the main factors in winemaking, alongside the location and the grape variety. These may change depending on the quality of the wine you are looking to achieve, which is why we want to outline some helpful facts for you in this article.
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Five Spanish Wine Festivals You Can’t Miss in Autumn
Spanish people take great pride in their wine: every autumn,across the Iberian Peninsula there are wine festivals that celebrate the harvest and production of local wine. A great opportunity to learn about Spanish culture and try some wine while you are at it.
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The four gems of wine Modernism
Not only does Modernism reach the city, but also the Valencian countryside, where some of the most spectacular wineries in Spain are hidden.
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Unique opportunity for investors: European grants in the wine-making sector are renewed
The reformulation of the subsidies that Europe grantsto wine-growers within the Support Programme for the period 2019-2023, encouragesthepurchase of winery assets.
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China is now the main wine consumer, but it is France who spends more
A study about the consumption of wine in 2017 reveals the strength gained by China, although in terms of investment, France and the UK are still in the lead.
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