Spanish Wine / without GI
Wines without GI are known as those wines without Geographical Indication. Non-denominational wines are often made with native varieties and recover winemaking methods that seemed doomed to eternal ostracism. It also often happens that they use (...) continue reading
Wines without GI are known as those wines without Geographical Indication.
Non-denominational wines are often made with native varieties and recover winemaking methods that seemed doomed to eternal ostracism.
It also often happens that they use barrels made with disused wood, unusual varieties.
On other occasions, wines without GI are due to the fact that they use grapes of different colors vinified together, organic, biodynamic wines, etc…
Designation of Origin
Product of the Basque Country | Catalunya | Tierra de Leon | Terra Alta | Ribera del Jucar | Pago de Arinzano | A.O.C. Champagne | Alicante | Almansa | Bajo Aragon oil | Bierzo | Campo de Borja | Calatayud | Cariñena | Cava | Cigales | Condado de Huelva | Crémant de Bourgogne | D.O.C Prosecco | Dominio de Valdepusa | El Terrerazo | Emporda | Getariako Txakolina | IGP Bajo Aragón | IGP Valdejalón | Jerez | Jumilla | La Mancha | IGP Valle del Cinca | Madrid | Málaga | Manzanilla - Sanlúcar de Barrameda | DOP Mentrida-Toledo | Monterrei | Montsant | Navarra | Pago Finca Bolandín | Penedes | Priorat | Product of Spain | Rias Baixas | Ribeira Sacra | Ribeiro | Ribera del Duero | Rioja | Rueda | Somontano | Toro | V.T. Castilla y León | V.T.Castilla-La Mancha | V.T. de Cadiz | V.T. del Bajo Aragón | V.T. Ribera del Gállego-Cinco Villas | Valdeorras | Valencia | Valley of Ordesa
