Navigating Spanish wine lists can be a bit tricky: they are full of indigenous grape varieties and each region has its distinct offerings. This guidebook explores Spain’s wines, region by region, denomination by denomination.
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“Our guidebook to Spain’s wine, like others in our catalog, strikes a delicate balance: while it is designed for quick reference and on-the-go use, it never skips over the bits of terroir-related information that are critical to understanding why each appellation’s wines are unique.”
Detailed profiles of regions, appellations and grape varieties
Focused on elements of terroir that make wines unique
Travel information at your fingertips
Wine guides for the ultra curious, Approach Guides take an in-depth look at a wine region’s grapes, appellations and vintages to help you discover wines that meet your preferences.The purpose of this guide is to profile the unique aspects of Spain’s appellations and grape varieties; this guide does not profile specific producers or rate individual wines.
With this guide, we explore perhaps the most dynamic wine-producing country in world, Spain: from the complex garnachas of Priorat, to the enticing vedejos of Rueda, to the enigmatic sherries of Jerez. In addition to being great values, the wines of Spain are exciting, as they are based on many little-known indigenous varieties. Equally valuable as a travel guide and wine shop companion, this Approach Guide is designed as a quick-reference resource for wine enthusiasts seeking to understand what makes Spain’s wines unique and make informed choices.
In addition to our wine-focused guidebooks, Approach Guides also offers a wine app for the iPad and iPhone (pictured at right). Visit wine.approachguides.com for more information.
The Approach Guides wine app enables users to make informed wine choices by providing detailed, country-specific profiles of regions, appellations, grape varieties and vintages.
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