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Just Wines carries a genuine spread of Spanish wine, including reds, whites, rosé and sparkling styles from different regions and grape varieties. Whether you're looking for a classic Tempranillo, an easy-drinking white or something different to explore, you'll find plenty of options here. If you're after a bargain, our wine deals are worth checking before you buy, since discounted stock rotates regularly.

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Tempranillo

Spain's signature red grape, known for cherry and plum fruit, moderate tannin and a savoury edge that deepens with oak ageing. Explore the Tempranillo range.

Rosé

Dry, fruit-driven Spanish rosé, often made from Tempranillo or Bobal, built for easy, refreshing drinking.

White and Orange Wine Styles

Spain produces a wide range of characterful white wines alongside its better-known reds, including fresh, aromatic and orange wine styles. If you'd rather sample a spread of styles at once instead of committing to a full case, a mixed wine case is a good way to do that.

Understanding Rioja: Joven, Crianza, Reserva and Gran Reserva

Rioja is Spain's best-known wine region and one of its most important red wine regions. Understanding its ageing terms can make Spanish wine labels easier to navigate when you're shopping. The classifications describe how long a wine has aged before release, not necessarily its quality.

Joven means young. These wines see little or no oak and are meant to be drunk soon after release, showing bright, fresh fruit.

Crianza requires a minimum of two years' ageing, with at least one year in oak barrel. The result is a wine with more structure and some oak influence, while still retaining fresh fruit character.

Reserva steps up to a minimum of three years' ageing, including at least one year in oak. These wines are more developed, with softer tannin and greater complexity.

Gran Reserva is reserved for the best vintages and requires at least five years' ageing, with a minimum of two years in oak and three in bottle. These wines are typically the most developed and complex style in the Rioja ageing hierarchy.

What Do Spanish Wines Taste Like?

Spanish wine doesn't have one single flavour profile. Its character varies significantly depending on the grape, region and winemaking style. Red wines such as Tempranillo can show red cherry, plum, leather, tobacco and spice, while Garnacha often brings riper fruit and warmth. Spanish white wines range from crisp and aromatic to richer, more textured styles, while Cava offers fresh fruit and fine bubbles.

Spanish Wine Food Pairing

Spanish wines are naturally suited to a wide range of food, from tapas and charcuterie to grilled meats, seafood and aged cheeses. Tempranillo works particularly well with grilled meats, chorizo, slow-cooked stews and Manchego, while fresh Spanish whites can complement seafood, salads and lighter dishes. With such a diverse range of styles, there's a Spanish wine to suit almost any meal or occasion.

Explore More Spanish Wine

If Spanish wine has caught your interest, there's plenty more to explore. Browse the full Tempranillo range, or branch out into our wider Italian Wine and Red Wine selections to compare different grapes, regions and styles from around the world. For general browsing across everything we stock, our online wine store is the place to start.