To nine out of ten topers, Spanish wine means sherry — Finos, Amontillados, Olorosos, and a score of branded names of long lineage and decent antecedents. Spain’s table wines have, by comparison, ...

Spain’s famous for many great things and people. Fantastic food. Terrific football teams. (Soccer, in our country.) Rafael Nadal. (Thanks for the memories and enjoy your retirement, Rafa.) You can ...

Great bottles are being made all over the world, but right now no country’s are as exciting or compelling as Spain’s. By Eric Asimov These new spots provide a perfect escape from New York City in ...

When it comes to lusty, bold red wines, Spain is one of our favorite countries. While Tempranillo is still the star there, we are seeing more high-end single varietal and blended wines made with ...

Quick question: Which country has the most acreage planted to the vitis vinifera vines? Answer: Spain, the world’s 51st largest country in geographic size, is first when it comes to total area planted ...

Right or wrong, French wines seem to conjure up images of wood-paneled studies where “serious” oenophiles sip Burgundy and debate Bordeaux futures. Italian wine perceptions run the gamut — you’ve got ...

We all experience it. That deer-in-the-headlights look when we open our credit card statement in January. WTF — What the Frankincense! How could I have spent that much money on the holidays? Visions ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Cathrine Todd is a New York City-based writer who focuses on wine. Álvaro Comenge, the sales director of Bodegas Comenge and the ...

When it comes to wine, Spain might be best known for its robust reds from regions like Rioja and Ribera del Duero or smooth Sherries from Jerez in southwest Spain. But that’s just the start when it ...

Using older methods and sometimes forgotten grapes, these producers hope to reveal the magic of the terroir to a new generation of consumers. By Eric Asimov Top growers and producers have focused on ...