Plenty of fruit on the nose, and that classic, big, round Tempranillo flavour profile we can't get enough of on the palate – bricky dusty tannins, green olives and that sarsaparilla note we love. Mid-year BBQs call for cosy, bold flavours and Campo is that! Delicious with dark chocolate and your couch blanket too.

Campo Flores Tinto Organico Tempranillo Syrah 2021

The acidity is fresh and the tannin gives a little chew. It’s a no-brainer when you’re off to a bbq.

Toma Tinto Tempranillo 2021

This one calls for flame-grilled red capsicums, salsa and barbecued meat or big, spicy roasted veggies. There’s a heap of black cherry, plum skins playing with some smooth cigar flavours and soily tones. Mora is also Spanish for blackberry, so expect some cassis and blue fruit vibes too. The tannins are tight and will coat your palate in the nicest way.

Bodegas Elias Mora Vinas Tempranillo 2019

Senorio de la Tautila Non Alc Tempranillo NV

A punchy Tempranillo that’s bold with cherry cola and sarsaparilla, and has a tight tannin that’s grainy in the best way! Perfect after a heatwave when the weather’s all stormy and you’re on the couch streaming and eating some cheesy chorizo croquettes.

Martin Berdugo Barrica Tempranillo 2020

All that time, knowledge and care comes through in the layers of fruit, tannin and spice that expose plum, blackberry, fig and a smidge of baking spice. One that’ll quickly become a reliable go to.

Bodegas Viña Elena Estancia del Silencio Monastrell 2021

Daniel Landi Las Iruelas Garnacha 2018

Bodega Akutain Crianza Rioja 2018

Bodega Akutain Cosecha Rioja 2020

Drink to enjoy ripe raspberry ripple and blackberries with some peppery spice and a smidge of ash. Was matured in concrete to expose the tannins and vitality. Fresh and yum!

Aurkitu Grenache 2019

The 2021 vintage's wonderfully complex aromas greet you first with layers of earthy terracotta and wildflowers sitting alongside a whiff of gunpowder. Give it a good splash in a decanter before getting stuck in—the tannins are fine and velvety, though will only get better with time in bottle!

Envinate Benje Listan Prieto 2021

Envinate Migan Listan Negro 2021

Envinate Taganan Tinto 2021

Torita Bravo Grenache Syrah 2021

Slippery and fluid and a kind of wine you remember drinking because it’s so special, unique and amazing. There’s some incredibly lifted fruit and fine tannins that dance beautifully along a very very very long spine. An absolutely stunning wine.

Partida Creus BB La Cerrailla 2021

LoFi with good power, but it’s poised and comes full of fine tannins woven amongst all the flavours of sappy bramble fruit, cherry cola, plum and plum skin, and dried herbs. There’s a lot of very moreish umami here that your favourite chef would love you having such easy access to.

Partida Creus GT Garrout 2020

Some reduction upon opening blows of to reveal layers of spice. Firm tannins in the glass envelope some pink peppercorn spice and small, red berries with a bright line of acidity peeking through.

Partida Creus SM Sumoll 2020

There’s a good helping of oak spice that grips the wine without strangling it and adds to the charm. There’s a boldness and chewy tannin that elongates the palate and enjoyment.

Ramón Bilbao Reserva Tempranillo 2016

If you're in need of a lil' Spanish flair, pick up this bottle immediately. Straight-up Tempranillo layered with notes of cherry cola, ripe sarsparilla, currants and a lick of dusty tannin.

Viña Ijalba Tempranillo 2021

Orange amaro on the nose mingles with plum and warming baking spice to set the scene, before red and black berries alongside some chalky tannin take over in the glass. A lovely expression hailing from higher altitude vines on the Mediterranean coast that'll pair perfectly with pretty much anything you can think of chucking on the BBQ.

Marco Abella Olbieta Negre 2020

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