Experience the three different levels of Spanish Riojas. Same grape, same winery, different aging and different barrels.

One bottle of each of the following:

2021 Lan Rioja Crianza

Region: Spain (Rioja)

Grape: 94% Tempranillo, 6% Mazeulo (aged 0.5 year in oak)

Taste: "Ruby red with medium intensity. Medium-high intensity aroma. Surprising for its frank, floral aroma with notes of berries, strawberries, licorice, hints of vanilla and a little cinnamon. It is fresh, with bright acidity and silky tannins."

Food pairing: “Perfect to enjoy with all kinds of tapas. Rice dishes, seasonal vegetable dishes, charcuterie and cheeses”

Ratings: 90 James Suckling; 90 Wilfred Wong; 89 Wine Spectator

2018 Lan Rioja Reserva

Region: Spain (Rioja)

Grape: 92% Tempranillo, 4% Mazuelo, 4% Garnacha (aged 3 years, 1 in oak)

Taste: "Aged for 22 months in French and American oak barrels, this garnet-hued wine presents blackberry and wild herb notes, complemented by hints of coconut, cedar and vanilla. It is dry, juicy and plush, featuring fine tannins. The palate lingers."

Pairings: "Matches perfectly with traditional cuisine like vegetables, grilled meats and cured cheeses."

Ratings: : 92 Joseph Suckling; 90 Vinous

2017 Lan Rioja Gran Reserva

Region: Spain (Rioja)

Grape: 90% Tempranillo, 5% Graciano, 5% Mazuelo

(aged 5 years, 2 years in oak)

Taste: “Intense, bright cherry red with garnet tinges. Complex, with an elegant symphony of black fruits and forest fruits wrapped up with aromas of vanilla and spices. Full bodied with silky tannins and a very persistent and pleasant finish."

Pairings: "Grilled ribeyes and roast beef"

Ratings: 92 Joseph Suckling; 90 Vinous

* Please note: In rare cases, we may substitute a wine due to availability issues. When we do, the substitute wine will be of the same quality or better.