Discover the vibrant spirit of Spain with this thoughtfully curated white wine collection. Showcasing the country’s diverse terroirs and winemaking heritage, these wines offer a symphony of fresh, aromatic, and mineral-driven profiles.

From the coastal influences of Rías Baixas to the distinctive character of Rioja and the dynamic vibrancy of Spain’s heartland, this collection captures the essence of Spain’s white wine tradition.

Perfect for pairing with seafood, tapas, or simply savoring on a sunny afternoon, it’s an invitation to explore the elegance and charm of Spanish whites.

Collection includes:

2 x Nivarius Rioja Tempranillo Blanco DOC 2023 (Spain)

Awarded 5 Stars: Cuisine Magazine

"Yellow stone fruit and pears co-mingle on the attractive and expressive nose that lures you into the glass. Dry, yet juicy, the palate is mid weighted with great structure and presence thanks to the steely acid line present and helps the wine linger on the palate" Cuisine Magazine

Alc: 13.5% - Seal: Cork

2 x Telmo Rodriguez Basa 2022 (Spain)

It beautifully expresses the Verdejo grape which, adapted to a continental climate, gives rise to a direct, fresh and expressive wine. The vineyards are found in the villages of La Seca, Serrrada, Pozaldez and Foncastín, on alluvial gravel terraces. This is very much the modern face of Spain, being picked into small baskets, de-stemmed, chilled and fermented in stainless steel. Biological viticulture, and no additions in the winery resulting in perfectly balanced wine. Gorgeous texture, delicious fruit,  perfect savoury minerality and really good length.

Alc: 13% Seal: Screw Cap

2 x Martin Códax Alba Martin Rías Baixas Albariño 2022 (Spain)

Awarded 4 Stars: Cuisine Magazine

"A Spaniard among the Kiwis, this beautiful example has lots of green peach and floral aromas on the nose alongside delicate white blossoms. The acid through the palate is racy and bright giving the wine a wonderful freshness and presence" Cuisine Magazine

Rías Baixas’ climate has an Atlantic influence with cool temperatures and quite a lot of precipitations which decreases in summertime. Albariño is the main grape of the appellation and one of the most known of Galicia. Its bunches and berries are small, and they don’t exceed of 125 grams of weight, allowing for an early ripening. It is a sweet and lingering grape, with high levels of sugar and acidity which give the wines an amazing freshness. Traditionally cultivated in “emparrado”, it is one of the main symbols of Galicia. In the appellation of Rías Baixas, most of vineyards are situated in close proximity to the sea. The soils are low-lying and are very deep, reaching at most 300 meters above sea level. This situation makes sandy and mineral lands, especially granitics and acids, which gives the wine a little hint of saltiness.

Alc: 12% - Seal: Screw Cap