Regions of Spain


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You are about to embark on a tour of the wines in a particular Spanish region. At any point you may skip to the TYPE OF WINE tour.
Please choose your region from the following descriptions: 		Navarra D.O.
The quality of wines from Navarra has long been overlooked while neighbouring regions have attaracted al the attention. Navarra is one of the oldest wine producing regions in Spain and their wines, particularly the reds, "clarets" or rosés are well worth sampling. 		Penedés D.O.
The still white wines, where the Macabeo grape prefominates, and the sparkling wines from the Penedés made from the famous trilogy of grapes, Parellada, Macabeo and xarello, have long since won the respect of both national and international markets.

Cava D.O.
Sparkling wine has been produced in Spain for generations, particularly in Catalunia, using the traditional "méthode champenoise". However, this description was forbidden by international law giving way in 1986 to Spain´s own official Denomination of Origin: Cava.

 Valdepeñas D.O.
Bodegas J.A. Megía e Hijos is one of the oldest bodegas in Valdepeñas situated right in the heart of the town. Realising the need to improve Valdepeñas, this bodega hae put their winemaking skills together to present their Corcovo range which Cervinco represents on the Costa del Sol.		 Rueda D.O.
The white wines from Rueda have been highly regarded for generations in the area, but it is only in reent years that their quality and character have become widely appreciated.

Rías Baixas D.O.
Bodegas Pablo Padin is situated right in the heart of the Rías Baixas Denomination of Origin area, which is considered by some wine experts to be the best wine producing region of Galicia.

Rioja D.O.
No Spanish wine-merchant could regard their portfolio as complete without a selection of wines from La Rioja, still Spain´s most emblematic wine producing region, and Cervinco is no exception. 		Ribera del Duero D.O.
The wine producing region which has attracted most attention and admiration in recent years, both nationally and internationally, is without doubt Ribera del Duero. It was once know for the truly great wines from just one Bodega, regarded by many experts as the best in Spain, yet nowadays, all the wines from this area, although expensive are being enjoyed and appreciated by many.

Somontano D.O.
Somontano is one of the most interesting up and coming wine producing regions in Spain at the present time, and Bodegas Viñas el Vero are forging a name for themselves both in the national and international wine markets.

 Jumilla D.O.
The winds of change are certainly blowing through the Spanish vineyards. Areas which have been previously overlooked, or have had the reputation for only producing hard and harsh wines of doubtful quality are suddenly attracting much more attention.		 Extremadura
Extremadura is another wine producing region of Spain which has remained relatively unnoticed until very recently. The Denomination of Origin "Tierra de barros" literally meaning "mud-lands" was never successful and many wine-makers as yet, have not alieged themselves to the regulations imposed by the newer Denomination Ribera del Guadiano founded in 1998.