Aragon

Wines from Aragon – powerful, honest, surprisingly versatile

Aragon is located in the northeast of Spain, wedged between the Pyrenees and the meseta, and is one of the regions that wine connoisseurs like to keep to themselves. The climate is harsh and continental, the summers hot, the winters cold – conditions that stress the vines and produce wines with real character. Garnacha is at home here and often appears warmer and fuller-bodied in Aragon than elsewhere in Spain.

What to expect in the assortment

At Vinoscout, you will currently find a small, hand-picked selection of wines from Aragon. A large part comes from Viñas del Vero, one of the most famous wineries in the region based in the DO Somontano. The assortment is pleasantly colorful: a fruit-forward Garnacha Tinto, an aromatic Gewürztraminer, a fresh Sauvignon Blanc, plus entry-level wines in red, white, and rosé from the Luces line. If you are looking for something special, you should take a closer look at the Senda de Leñadores Vino de Pago Bio – a single-vineyard wine from organic farming that marks the upper end of the category.

Who is it worth a look for?

Aragon is ideal if you want to discover Spanish wine beyond Rioja and Ribera del Duero – from accessible everyday wines to characterful single-vineyard bottlings that reward a true spirit of discovery. Take a look and taste your way through.