Spanish Grenache

Organic/Bio Until recently, Comando G’s Fernando Garcia’s day job was running this very high-quality estate in Spain’s Sierra de Gredos, one of the most exciting regions for Grenache-based reds in the world today.... Read More

Robert Parker called the 2011 edition of this perennial favorite value red, “Possibly the single greatest dry red wine value in the world.” As usual, it’s a blend of around 85% Garnacha plus Tempranillo and a... Read More

A sexy, luxurious, wine that will bowl you over with complexity and richness. It’s 100% Garnacha Blanca and opens with wild aromas of Mediterranean herbs, spice, wet stones and a bit of citrus zest. On the palate it’s... Read More

Organic/Bio The absolute essence of very old vine Garnacha grown at high altitudes in remote, nearly abandoned, Sirra de Gredos about 45 minutes from Madrid. The flavors are mostly what you’d expect – ripe raspberries... Read More

Like Terra Alta (south Catalonia) itself, this is a bit wild and untamed but showing sings for learning a bit of polish from its northerly neighbor, Priorat. It’s 100% Garnacha and positively explodes with dark red berry... Read More

448 bottles produced. For years we’ve told you Silvia’s wines include “Garnacha Peluda,” aka “Hairy Grenache.” Peluda is a clone of Garnacha evolved to handle especially windy, dry, locations.... Read More

Same silky-delicious Garnacha Las Uvas De La Ira from Gredos Daniel Landi made for years, now from his partnership with Curro Bareño. You smell the hot and powdery Gredos dirt right through the rich raspberry fruit. The... Read More

Another delicious expression of mountain Garnacha from the hills outside Madrid and Gredos master Daniel Landi (here working with partner Curro Bareño. The light color and blend of delicate mouthfeel and intense red fruit... Read More

Organic/Bio Blind I’d have guessed this was high-elevation Grenache – and it is! From Sara Pérez and René Barbier, founders of Priorat’s Clos Mogador and Clos Martinet, this is from vines in the... Read More

If you like wines the natural wine folks call “glou glou” – think the sound you make when chugging something refreshing – then you’re going to love this. As you will if you just like really good rose... Read More

Called Grenache in France, Garnacha is native to Spain and has been a source of great value, all-purpose, hearty reds for years. As in France’s Rhone Valley, it delivers big red berry fruit, a generous and mouthfilling texture,... Read More