Cebreros is the talk of the town of Spanish fine wine.

• It’s all about Garnacha here, which is the same grape (Grenache) behind great Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Priorat
• The unique combination of high altitude and sandy-granite soils in Cebreros produces Garnacha with intense flavour, but also great finesse
• Think Burgundian elegance with Spanish sunshine, and you’re in business.

Some of the great Spanish wine regions… Ribera del Duero, Priorat, Bierzo… they all spent years in the shadows before their potential was discovered.

Cebreros is the next on that list, I have no doubt about it.

Ferran Centelles, one of Spain’s most respected wine critics, wrote that Las Pedreras is ‘destined to rival Rico Nuevo and Comando G on the podium of the best winemakers in Cebreros’.

I’ve put together a 6-pack that shows the wonders of the Garnacha grape from this part of the world. In the case you’ll get:

• 4x Los Arroyuelos Garnacha 2022 - a beautifully balanced red, which is a blend of different plots along the Alto Alberche valley. It has the juicy fruit of a good Côtes du Rhône, with classic Cebreros structure and freshness
• 1x Arquitón Rosado 2022 - this is a serious and ageworthy rosé from south-facing vineyards in the San Juan de la Nava and Burgohondo areas. It goes amazingly well with food and would give Tavel and Bandol - the best rosés in the world - a serious run for their money
• 1x Burbujas de Arquitón Pét-Nat 2022 - the grapes for this sparkling rosé come from high-altitude, old vineyards on granite soils in the Navatalgordo area, which is the perfect raw material for a bright and refreshing fizz like this.
  

Is there a better way to drink wine… to support up-and-coming winemakers, from an unheralded but highly promising part of Spain.

And that’s exactly why you’re here – to discover amazing new wines and pay a fair price for them.