Estones – Vins de Mas Sersal - Two committed professionals identified with the wines from the Priorat and Terra Alta buff.ly/2oIKhJ2

VinoVidi Wineries - Bodegas Orben buff.ly/2AZZmJG

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Estones – Vins de Mas Sersal (D.O Terra Alta) - Two committed professionals identified with the wines from the Priorat and Terra Alta buff.ly/2I4qonA

El Paraguas Atlántico - Bodegas El Paraguas (D.O. Ribeiro). Markedly Atlantic. buff.ly/2FpYWSO

Dornfelder - The most successful German red wine crossing grape varieties. buff.ly/2oRIel9

Bodega Daniel Alba (D.O Yecla) - The passion for the land and for Monastrell is reflected in the wine produced by Daniel Alba in his small vineyard in Yecla buff.ly/2Fmb5Vq

Señorío de Lancero - Bodegas Peña (D.O Ribeiro) - Elaboration from the more than 30 plots of vineyard of the property located in Castrelo de Miño and combining the most lofty native varieties of DO Ribeiro. buff.ly/2FjDQCh

Manto Negro - This autochthonous variety is the base of the red wines from the Binissalem region of Mallorca, used in at least 30% of the production. buff.ly/2D4nkE9

Bodega Andreu Roca Vaqué - Vall de Vinyes (Tarragona) - Wines with Denomination of Origin Terra Alta buff.ly/2Fvrric

1902 Mas Doix (D.O.Q Priorat) - 100% Carignan planted in 1.902 buff.ly/2I5hsOX

Samsó - It is a variety that prefers warm and dry climates, so the grape can express a maximum degree of load in tannins, acidity and color. buff.ly/2FWFR8C

Vermuts Miró (D.O Tarragona) - Infinity of places, people, stories, and reasons to share with a Vermut Miró buff.ly/2FwlZv8

Siós Cau del Gat - Costers Del Sió (D.O Costers del Segre) - Complex and full-bodied with a smooth and pleasant entry buff.ly/2Ft9DUI

Alvisa Wines (D.O. La Mancha) - 50 years of tradition and quality buff.ly/2FYS1ht

Semillón - This grape originates in the French region of Bordeaux and is used to make the famous Sauternes wine buff.ly/2D47vgR

Celler Jordi Miró (D.O Terra Alta) - Yearly improving wines and experimenting with different varieties buff.ly/2FXlTdX