Cult wine in Rioja

Dry · Full-bodied · Firm tannin · High acidity · Bold · Contemplative

Muga's icon wine, a tiny-production Tempranillo-Graciano from old vines aged in new French oak; concentrated, polished and ageworthy, the house's collector bottle.

Dry · Full-bodied · Firm tannin · High acidity · Bold · Contemplative

Roda's icon: selected old-vine Tempranillo with super-ripe, plush tannins yet remarkable freshness, aged briefly in new French oak to preserve fruit purity.

Dry · Full-bodied · Firm tannin · High acidity · Bold · Contemplative

Benjamin Romeo's cult garage wine from old San Vicente vines; deep, polished and powerful yet fresh. Multiple vintages have earned perfect 100-point scores from Wine Advocate.

Dry · Full-bodied · Firm tannin · High acidity · Bold · Contemplative

The estate's cult prestige red, made only from the shoulders of the best bunches and aged in new French oak; dense, polished and mineral with great longevity.

Dry · Full-bodied · Firm tannin · High acidity · Bold · Contemplative

Spain's most celebrated single-vineyard Tempranillo, from a tiny old-vine plot at Laguardia; intense yet ethereal, with floral lift, silky tannins and profound minerality.

Dry · Medium-bodied · High acidity · Contemplative · Savoury

A barrel-aged white Rioja with cult status: deeply oxidative, nutty and waxy, with piercing acidity that keeps it electric for decades, often compared to white Burgundy and old Hunter Semillon.

Dry · Medium-bodied · High acidity · Savoury · Contemplative

The most famous rosado in the world: barrel-aged for years, copper-coloured, savoury and saline, it drinks like a serious gastronomic white rather than a summer pink.