Galicia is very special, and rather unSpanish. See also Galicia came to London. A version of this article is published by the ...

Mallorca, a sun-drenched Spanish island in the Mediterranean, has been producing wine for 2,000 years. Now they have over 100 ...

However, when visiting Spain, many travelers still opt for the familiar taste of French wines, overlooking the country’s diverse and exceptional offerings. I recently had an eye-opening experience ...

Although there are many wonderful corners of Spain to explore when it comes to wine, our latest Tasting Highlights dials in on some of the country's acclaimed regions for sparkling, white and red ...

And the wines are exciting. It is time to rediscover the world of this Spanish wine. For a long time, it has been eclipsed by other Spanish regions. Now it is making a comeback.

avoid wines with lots of heavy tannins (like a cabernet sauvignon) because they can clash with the fruity flavors of this Spanish punch. You don’t have to spend a fortune on a good bottle of red ...

The climate may be dry and there’s little rainfall but the vines in Jumilla, Spain, continue to defy the odds and produce ...

A must-see attraction in Madrid is the Prado Museum. Madrid is full of museums worth seeing, but the Prado Museum has some of ...

In this issue, Wine Spectator celebrates Spain’s stunning Rioja wines with a cover story highlighting the region’s dynamic winemakers, plus a tasting report on the most recent vintage. Read Wine ...

Tucked away in the port of Estepona is something truly unique, a winery beneath the sea. Escaramujo Wines is Spain’s first ...