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Bath - Spain growers - walkaround tasting
The diversity in the styles that Spain is producing has fast moved Spain to be one of the most exciting wine-producing countries, and we’re thrilled to be welcoming back our Spanish growers to share their wines with members in this walkaround tasting.
The Spanish wine scene covers 70 regions, full of dynamic and talented winemakers who are producing wines across the whole spectrum of styles from sparkling, reds, whites and rosé. A particular focus is on the indigenous grape varieties, with crisp whites made from albariño and verdejo and grapes such as cariñena and mencía making delicious reds.
Regions represented at this tasting include Rioja, Navarra, Priorat, Rias Baixas, Jumilla, Jerez, Gredos, Ribera del Duero, Catalonia and the Canaries. The list of wines to be shown (subject to change) can be found below. We hope you will join us for this walkaround tasting, celebrating Iberian classics and new discoveries.
The Society's Exhibition Albariño, Rías Baixas 2025
Vicky Mareque Bueno compares Spain's Rías Baixas region to the UK due to the ...
Pazo de Señorans Colección, Rias Baixas 2022
Pazo Señorans was founded in 1979 by Marisol Bueno and Javier Mareque, pionee...
Finca San Martín Crianza, Rioja 2021
A restrained and refined Rioja that is made from 100% tempranillo grown in Al...
The Society's Exhibition Rioja Reserva 'Selección Especial' 2021
The 2021 Exhibition Rioja Reserva has been given the additional 'Selección Es...
Muga Blanco, Rioja 2025
The Muga family's blanco is going from strength to strength. This is softly t...
Muga Flor de Muga Blanco, Rioja 2022
An outstanding, gastronomic white Rioja crafted from a skilful blend of local...
Muga Reserva, Rioja 2022
A powerful yet classy reserva from the Muga family, with pristine, ripe fruit...
Viña Zorzal Graciano, Navarra 2023
An evocative Spanish red that captures the wild, herbal character of graciano...
Viña Zorzal Garnacha, Navarra 2025
A generously fruited, warm-hearted garnacha made by a young winemaking team o...
Viña Zorzal Cueva de La Mora Garnacha, Navarra 2023
A Wine Society exclusive, the wine is named Cueva de La Mora after a local ca...
Cuarto Lagar Blanco, Albillo Mayor 2022
A fine expression of the hard-to-come-by white grape of the Ribera del Duero ...
Cuarto Lagar Tinto del País, Ribera del Duero 2022
New project Cuarto Lagar sits firmly within the new wave of small, village-fo...
Cruz de Piedra Macabeo, Calatayud 2025
Cruz de Piedra comes from superb high-altitude vineyards (750 to 1100 metres ...
Cruz de Piedra Garnacha, Calatayud 2024
A floral, vibrant Spanish red which is fresh, fruity and plump with a touch ...
Pagos del Moncayo Prados Garnacha Campo de Borja 2023
A lovely, fragrant, juicy garnacha from an artisanal, sustainable winery in t...
Buil & Giné ‘Giné, Giné’, Priorat 2022
A big, sophisticated Spanish red that exudes the essence of Priorat, an equal...
Sangenís I Vaque Garbinada, Priorat 2024
A pristine, transparent expression of Priorat’s slate soils, aged briefly in ...
The Society's Cava Reserva Brut 2023
This fragrant, appley and organic Spanish sparkling wine is produced by Sumar...
The Society's Exhibition Cava Gran Reserva 2022
A fine aged, complex cava that has spent 30 months on its yeast lees, plus an...
Sumarroca Letargia Cava Gran Reserva Brut Nature 2014
An exceptionally classy Cava which is aged for a staggering ten years on its ...
Las Pedreras Barrio Arroyuelos, Cebreros 2024
From the cooler, higher-altitude western part of Cebreros, the Alto Alberche,...
Bruma Agrícola Arroyo del Común, Cebreros 2023
Barbara Requejo Frutos is making waves in the Cebreros subregion of Gredos. T...
Celler del Roure Cullerot, Valencia 2024
A refreshing Mediterranean white made from grapes on the edge of extinction (...
Mestizaje Blanco Mustiguillo, Utiel Requena 2024
What a delightful concoction of Valencian white grapes, fresh, unoaked and bu...
El Borde Blanco Bodegas Rosario Bullas 2023
Bullas is a lesser known DO, the most southerly of the Murcian appellations, ...
Celler del Roure Les Alcusses, Valencia 2023
Les Alcusses, first made in 2000, was the wine that helped put Celler del Rou...
Pepe Mendoza Casa Agrícola Monastrell-Giró, Alicante 2024
A new-wave Spanish star turn in our 2026 Wine Champions. This comes from Pepe...
Luis XIV Anforas, Alicante 2024
Buyer Harriet Kininmonth is increasingly amazed by the freshness that is achi...
Viña Elena Pacheco Monastrell, Jumilla 2024
A juicy, spicy and fruity fresh style of monastrell, made by Elena Pacheco of...
Bruma Paraje Marín Viña Elena, Jumilla 2025
Elena Pacheco has completely overhauled the approach of her family’s winery, ...
Palo Cortado Solera Sanchez Romate Jerez NV
This is a rare example of a Palo Cortado at its most expressive. Rich with nu...
Litre of The Society's Medium Dry Amontillado Blend
Medium-dry sherry with attractive walnutty flavour and rounded, balanced pala...
The Society's Exhibition Mature Medium Dry Oloroso Blend
A 2025 Wine Champion, this dark, powerful, fragrant oloroso was hailed on the...
Piedra Fluida Magec Tenerife 2025
This is a graceful red, with notes of wild cherry with lavender and white pep...
Listán Negro Piedra Fluida, Tenerife 2021
A great stepping stone into the wild and characterful reds of the Canary Isla...
The close relationships we have with our winemakers, growers and producers is something we cherish. From walkaround tastings to focused roundtable discussions, we love to give members the opportunity to meet the people behind your favourite wines.
These events are all about ensuring our members get to taste as many of our wines as possible. They vary in size and theme, but all provide a relaxed environment for our members to guide their own tasting with a glass and booklet provided on arrival. Whether you want to discover something new, reconnect with an old favourite or try a wine you’d never ordinarily approach, then our walkaround tastings could be for you.
Do you send physical tickets or is it all e-tickets?
We no longer send out physical tickets for our events. An email confirming registration will be sent to the member who has purchased the ticket(s) and this email can be used as confirmation upon arrival at the event.
Can I bring a non-member?
Yes. Tickets must be booked by a member, but you are welcome to bring non-member guests.
Do I need to know lots about wine to attend?
Absolutely not! Our events target a range of experience and knowledge levels, and we try to make this clear on our event pages. If you’re unsure if an event is for you, simply contact tastings@thewinesociety.com and we will try to help.
Do I get a discount on wines after events?
After our ‘in person’ events, we offer attendees a 10% discount on the wines we have shown, subject to availability. You will be provided with a private code after attending the event to redeem the discount
What is your cancellation policy?
Full details on our cancellation policy can be found here.
Can I join a waiting list for sold out events?
Yes. Please do feel free to join our waiting lists for sold out events. If tickets become available you will be contacted by email.
To ensure our tastings and events run smoothly and are enjoyed by all, we would ask members and guests to:
• Be respectful of others by moving away from the tables once a sample has been poured, unless talking with a producer or staff member
• Be aware of others waiting to try the wines when talking to producers and staff members
• Not wear perfume or aftershave as this can make it difficult for others to taste the wines
• Avoid crowding around the spittoons to keep them accessible to others
• Avoid bringing large bags into the room or wearing back packs, for the comfort of others
• Be mindful of your alcohol intake and make use of the spittoons and water provided.
Please note that:
• We operate a Challenge25 policy and you or your guest/s may therefore be asked to show ID to confirm being over 18. We reserve the right to refuse service should it be deemed necessary.
• We have a duty of care to Society, venue and agency staff, winemakers and producers in attendance, as well as to members and guests. Any inappropriate behaviour or harassment will therefore not be tolerated. Instances of inappropriate behaviour or harassment will be dealt with by the Events Manager or Head of Tastings & Events in attendance, and if it's deemed that the behaviour is harmful, the offender will be asked to leave the tasting, with further action to follow.