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Denominations of Origin
Denominations of Origin in Spain, AOC in France, DOC in Italy. Protected geographical winemaking areas. Who hasn’t heard of names like Rioja, Ribera de Duero, Chablis and Barolo?
Corpinnat is an esteemed Catalan designation renowned for its exceptional sparkling wines. Nestled in the heart of Penedés, its vineyards enjoy an ideal microclimate that yields high-quality grapes. Corpinnat wines are celebrated for their traditional and sustainable production, offering profound flavors and unparalleled aromatic complexity.
The AOC Côtes du Rhône Villages designation, located in the south of France, is renowned for its wines brimming with character and authenticity. In this region, the sunny Mediterranean climate and varied soils facilitate the production of intense and aromatic wines that echo the local winemaking tradition and the unique Rhône landscape.
The DO Alella, near Barcelona, is renowned for its fresh and vibrant wines, thanks to its Mediterranean climate and granitic soil. The white wines, especially those from the Pansa Blanca variety, take centre stage, reflecting the influence of the gentle coastal landscape. This region blends tradition and innovation in its winemaking, offering authentic Catalan flavours.
In the Alicante DO, the wines are characterized by their rich history and Mediterranean essence, influenced by the warm, sunny climate. This region is renowned for producing robust wines, particularly Monastrell reds, and sweet wines like the famous Fondillón. Its mountainous and coastal landscape contributes diversity and uniqueness to each bottle.
The DO Almansa, located at the eastern edge of Castilla-La Mancha, is renowned for its powerful and aromatic wines. The dry, sunny climate, along with its rich soils, promotes the production of expressive red wines, highlighting the Monastrell variety. Its winemaking tradition is intertwined with innovative methods to offer wines of unique character.
Discover the wines of the DO Arabako-Txakolina, a region in Euskadi where the cool and humid Cantabrian climate imparts a unique character to its wines. With productions that stand out for their freshness and acidity, native grapes such as Hondarrabi Zuri predominate. This centuries-old winemaking tradition continues to captivate with its authenticity and flavour.
The wines from DO Arribes are a hidden gem of Spain, originating in a breathtaking landscape where the Duero carves steep terraces. This unique microclimate, with pronounced contrasts between day and night, allows for the production of fresh and vibrant wines, highlighting indigenous varieties that keep the winemaking tradition of the region alive.
In the Bierzo region, the wines are a reflection of a unique landscape and varied climate that blends mountains and valleys. The predominant varieties are Mencía and Godello, which result in wines with great character. These wines are distinguished by their freshness and elegance, the product of an ancient winemaking tradition.
In the heart of Mallorca, the DO Binissalem region excels in producing authentic wines shaped by a mild Mediterranean climate and unique soils. Here, native varieties such as Manto Negro and Callet contribute personality and character, offering rich, aromatic, and balanced wines. A centuries-old winemaking tradition that captures the essence of the island.
In the DO Bizkaiko Txakolina, the wine encapsulates the essence of the Basque landscape: fresh, vibrant, and unique. The Atlantic climate, with its mists and moderate rainfall, gives rise to light and refreshing white wines, where the hondarrabi zuri grape takes center stage. Traditionally linked to their coastal villages, these wines pay tribute to both tradition and modernity.
The DO Bullas, located in the southeast of Spain, is renowned for its robust red wines with great character, thanks to its Mediterranean climate and the high altitudes of its vineyards. The Monastrell variety predominates in the region, delivering intense fruity flavors. Here, the winemaking tradition is centuries-old, blending history and authenticity.
In the DO Calatayud, the wines reflect the distinctive nature of their landscape and harsh climate. With a remarkable altitude and stony soils, the vines endure cold winters and scorching summers, resulting in powerful and well-structured wines. They are notable for their intensity and for being true representatives of the indigenous varieties, particularly the Garnacha.
