Ribera del Duero UK

Our winters are long and harsh, and while temperatures haven’t dropped just yet, we’re getting closer to the season that brings snow and freezing days.

Today is Tempranillo Day, which is also our Ribera del Duero Tasting showcasing Tim Atkin’s Top Selection of 100 wines, accompanied by a selection of affordable options. Guests will experience a talk from both Marketing Director Pablo Baquera Peironcely and @timatkin MW.

Tune into @timatkin at 7pm on Instagram TONIGHT for the launch of the Ribera del Duero 2025 Special Report. 🍷

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Tim Atkin has touched down in Ribera del Duero, ready to take on his 2025 Top Selection ✨ We can't wait to see his thoughts…

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Our vineyards ❤️ - 5.1% are over 80 years old - 7.5% are over 50 years old - 16% are under 35 years old

Mapping out the perfect pour🍷 Looking for more information on the wines of Ribera del Duero, head to our website riberadelduero.es/uk/en and enhance knowledge of our wines!

Happy National Cheese and Wine Day! Things that age together, should stay together ;) 🧀🍷We hope you celebrate this evening with your favourite bottle of Ribera del Duero!

Labels matter - especially the colourful ones on the back. They reveal how long a wine has been aged. You may think all our wines are oak-aged but take Cosecha, for example, if labeled Jovén (young), it might have zero oak ageing.

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72.2% of the harvest in Ribera del Duero is done by 🖐️ (hand)!

In the 13th century, the first wineries were excavated inside some villas. Wine and vineyards became a fundamental part of the cultural and economic development of Ribera del Duero, production increased, local trade intensified, and exports to the rest of Castile began!

Did you know… 👀

Semana Santa, or Holy Week, is one of the most vibrant celebrations in Spain. In Ribera del Duero, Bajada del Ángel, or the Descent of the Angel, is an integral part of the Easter festivities and is a symbolic representation of the Resurrection of Christ. Happy Easter!

Reach for Ribera del Duero is back this April, with over 50 independent wine merchants in the U.K. taking part in the promotion, both in-store and online. Discover why Ribera del Duero is on “one of Europe’s most exciting wine regions” - Tim Atkin MW Picture by Gemma Hadley ✨

COMPETITION TIME 🍷 Head over to our Instagram to check out our latest competition! @‌riberadelduerouk

Vine cells can't function at below 10°C, and vines can die from getting too cold if the temperature continues to fall too far below zero. Sprinklers, heaters and wind machines are used in vineyards to prevent the negative effects of frost from occurring…

We will be at Prowein, one of the world’s largest trade fairs for wines and spirits, in Düsseldorf, from 16th - 18th March. Visit us in Hall 11 Stand F60 to find out more about our unique region.