Since the beginning, wine.

My grandfather’s wine, from his vines.

The same ones we still grow here today.

The cellar he dug in the earth with his hands.

The imprint of his pickaxe on the walls.

The lone men who came

In search of conversation round a glass.

The pitchers, the chalk, the slate.

The jugs of cool wine on a summer evening.

The boy who carried and fetched them

Among voices that did not die away until the small hours.

The dust on the bottles that my father guarded,

Bottles that he still counts and recounts, lest some of them get lost.

Those that wait today in the silence of the cellar.

Waiting for someone to select them and open them

To express everything they have within

In the heat of the fire and the meat.

B O D E G A E L C A P R I C H O

I N D I C E D E N U E S T R O S V I N O S

Reds from Spain

Tierra de León 5 Vino de la tierra de Castilla y León 6 Bierzo 9Tierra del vino de Zamora 15 Toro 17 ArlanzaArribesCigalesRibera del duero 19 Sierra de Salamanca 25 Galicia 27Andalucia 29 AragónBalearesCanarias 30 Castilla la manchaCataluña 33 Extremadura 34 Madrid 35 MurciaNavarra 37 Rioja

Reds from the world

Argentina 5AustraliaChile 6Estados Unidos 9Francia Borgoña 15BurdeosLoira 21Valle del Ródano 23Italia 27Portugal 29Nueva Zelanda 30Grecia

Jerez, Champagne, whites, rosés and desserts wines

Jerez y Espumosos Generosos secos de España 7JerezFondillón 8Espumosos NacionalesJerez 9Champagne 11Espumantes de Portugal 15DouroMetodo Ancestral

whites & rosés Blancos nacionalesTierra de León 18Vino de la Tierra de Castilla y León Bierzo Rueda Galicia 19Sierra de Salamanca 20Rioja Marco de Jerez 21Priorat Blancos del MundoAlemania 23Australia 24Austria Francia Grecia 27Nueva Zelanda 28Portugal Sudafrica

Rosés Tierra de León 29Galicia Ribera del Duero Rioja Portugal

Dessert wines

Dulces de España 33JerezMálagaMontilla-MoliresCastilla y LeonTierra de Leon 34GaliciaDulces de FranciaBurdeosDulces de Grecia 35SantoriniDulces de HungríaTojakDulces de PortugalPortoSetúbal 36Madeira

B O D E G A E L C A P R I C H O

R E D S F R O M S P A I N

In terms of wines, León is synonymous with Prieto Picudo. Our region enjoys the exclusivity of this type of grape, with its small, tight clusters and spiky vines, as its name suggests. Prieto Picudo grows comfortably on the heights of the León plateau, which in some areas exceeds 800 metres, where rain is not abundant and the temperature can vary twenty degrees between day and night; this last factor, besides helping to keep potential problems at bay, causes a greater concentration of acidity and slows down the ripening process. Here in El Capricho, filled with our grandparents’ and great-grandparents’ passion for wine, we have spent years trying to recover the same vineyards that they created in their time; old Prieto Picudo vines as well as Mencía, Garnacha and a little Palomino. They are goblet-pruned vines that are difficult to grow and require great effort, but when planted in this marvellous Leonese clay and gravel soil, give wines of great delicacy and elegance, with their wonderful touch of acidity. Geni González: The Prieto Picudo grape gives rustic wines in León, with great personality and with a lot of life ahead.

CASTILLA Y LEÓN TIERRA DE VINOS

TIERRA DE LEÓN

Bodega VileDon Suero Reserva 2013 25 Don Suero Crianza 2013 16

Leyenda del PáramoEl Músico 2013 27El Médico 2014 21

MargónPricum El Voluntario 2008 Magnum 130Pricum El Voluntario 2010 55Pricum El Voluntario 2012 Magnum 95Pricum El Voluntario 2013 41Pricum Valdemuz 2010 60 Pricum Valdemuz 2011 50Pricum Valdemuz 2011 Magnum 110Pricum Valdemuz 2012 39Pricum Paraje del Santo 2011 Magnum 95 Pricum Paraje del Santo 2012 38 Pricum Paraje del Santo 2012 Magnum 85Pricum 2008 Magnum 90Pricum 2009 Magnum 70Pricum 2013 24Pricum Premier 2016 15

Palacio de ArganzaPalacio de Arganza 1948 470 PardevallesPardevalles Gamonal 2016 18

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VINO DE LA TIERRA DE CASTILLA Y LEÓN

Abadía RetuertaPetit Verdot 2002 230Petit Verdot 2009 250Petit Verdot 2014 190Pago Valdebellón 2015 104Pago La Garduña 2015 111Abadía Retureta Selección Especial 2011 80Abadía Retureta Selección Especial 2012 65Abadía Retureta Selección Especial 2013 58Abadía Retuerta Selección Especial 2013 Magnum 140Abadía Retuerta Selección Especial 2014 48Abadía Retuerta Selección Especial 2014 Magnum 140Abadía Retuerta Selección Especial 2015 38

Daniel Gómez Jiménez-Landi ViticultorEl Reventón 2011 105El Reventón 2013 95El Reventón 2016 75

Dominio Dos TaresCumal 2016 28

El Capricho Bodegas Gordón. El vino de los viñedos que plantaron nuestros abuelos.El Chano 2016 38

EstefaníaClan 2006 35

Fuentes del SilencioLas Gándaras 2016 65Las Quintas 2016 28Fuentes del Silencio 2015 35

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MauroTerreus 2003 250Terreus 2012 180Terreus 2015 150Mauro V.S. 2011 120Mauro V.S. 2016 75Mauro 2016 Magnum 80Mauro 2017 39

Pago Heredad de UrueñaMoisés Gran Vino 2012 40Santo Merlot 2014 25

PittacumLa Prohibición 2014 37

Quinta SardoniaQuinta Sardonia 2013 48

Real Sitio de VentosillaSalguero Merlot 1999 95

Viñedos de Raúl PérezVino de Familia 2011 89Vino de Familia 2014 59

Villa MaríaVilla María 2013 21

Viñas Viejas de Cebreros Pegaso Granito 2013 45

Where Leon comes to an end, and Galicia is not there yet, we find El Bierzo tucked into a border region that also produces border wines, embedded between the rains on one side and the drought and thermal swings on the other, and it is precisely this characteristic which explains the dependence of these wines on the climate. Grapes in El Bierzo grow in a mild microclimate that combines the best of both worlds, the Atlantic and the continental, although sometimes the vines lean more towards one side or the other, which explains that some vintages are very warm and others cold. The area is dotted with small towns that began to make a living from wine when they abandoned mining, and started to grow the vines of the region, where the standard grape, the Mencía, expresses itself elegantly in wines with a big personality.

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BIERZO

AkiliaChano Villar 2011 30Villarín 2015 35

Yllera Dominus 1998 180 35AlmázcaraAlmázcara Majara 2014 70

Bodega del AbadCarracedo 2015 24Carracedo 2015 Magnum 50Abad Don Bueno 2016 19Tesín de la Campana 2013 Magnum 120

Camino del NorteEl Tesón 2015 50Soradal 2015 24

Casar de BurbiaHombros 2013 16

César MárquezEl Rapolao 2016 45Pico Ferreira 2015 55Pico Ferreira 2016 45Parajes 2016 25

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Descendientes de J. PalaciosLa Faraona 2003 600La Faraona 2004 600La Faraona 2012 1.400La Faraona 2013 1.250La Faraona 2015 1.400La Faraona 2016 1.400Moncerbal 2015 200San Martín 2002 330Las Lamas 2001 350Las Lamas 2016 180Bierzo 2000 98Corullón 1999 150Corullón 2001 120Corullón 2004 100Corullón 2005 120Corullón 2006 110Corullón 2007 120Corullón 2008 110Corullón 2011 120Corullón 2012 100Corullón 2014 90Corullón 2016 73Pétalos 2004 50Pétalos 2016 23

Dominio de TaresP Tres 2002 160P Tres 2011 70P Tres 2012 64Bembibre 2011 Magnum 75Bembibre 2015 39Cepas Viejas 2015 Magnum 44Cepas Viejas 2016 Media 15Cepas Viejas 2016 24

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EstefaníaTilenus Pieros 2007 80Tilenus Pieros 2011 65Val de la Loba 2016 25Tilenus 2015 15

GodeliaGodelia 2013 23

Losada Vinos de FincaLa Bienquerida 2015 55Altos de Losada 2016 35Losada 2017 25

Luna BeberideFinca La Cuesta 2016 17

Luzdivina AmigoLeiros 2007 35

Marcial DoradoPhara 2015 34

Mas AsturiasMassuria 2008 45Massuria 2009 40Massuria 2010 35Massuria 2012 30Massuria 2013 27Massuria 2013 Magnum 65Massuria 2014 Magnum 60

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PeiquePeique Selección de Familia 2006 78Peique Selección de Familia 2014 48Viñas Viejas 2011 35Viñas Viejas 2014 22Peique 2017 17

PittacumPittacum Aurea 2011 35Pittacum 2013 17

Raúl PérezUltreia de Valtuille 2015 80Ultreia de Valtuille 2016 70Ultreia Saint Jacqes 2016 35Ultreia 2015 38Ultreia 2016 28La Clave 2017 16

Verónica OrtegaRoc 2015 36

Viñedos do GabiánO Viño do Pepiño 2011 28

Van Gus VanaVan Gus Vana 2012 26

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On the finger of a doctor / Set in gold I saw / A very fine ruby, / Because this colour is always / The best antidote / Against melancholy; / To lift my own mood, / I poured a ruby into gold; / Toro gave me the ruby / And the gold came from Ciudad Real / Did I do wrong ?

The liquid ruby which Luis de Góngora alludes to in his poem and which he apparently resorted to for his melancholy have been mined for many centuries, before the arrival of the Romans, in the lands of Zamora, where the more serene Duero begins to say goodbye to Spain, before entering the gorges of Los Arribes and onwards to Portugal. The extreme continental climate of the region marks the powerful character of these wines made from the red grape varieties of Toro and Garnacha, which grow in sandy soils in an arid landscape that hardly sees rain from one end of the year to the other. It is precisely this characteristic that saved their vineyards from the devastating plague of phylloxera that affected Europe at the beginning of the 20th century, so that some vineyards of great antiquity survive in the area. Power, hardiness and body have been synonymous for centuries with these low-growing wines, and it is said that they were among those taken to the New World on Columbus’ first voyage. True or not, their strong personality is beyond doubt.

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TIERRA DEL VINO DE ZAMORA

ArmandoCathedral de Zamora 2004 60Cathedral de Zamora 2009 48

Javier de Jesús Pérez, hacedor de vinosMarina de Aliste 2016 18

Teso BlancoDominio de Sexmil Sumum 2006 92

TORO

BigardoBigardo 2017 27

Domino del BenditoTitán del Bendito 2015 75Las Sabias 2015 34 El Primer Paso 2016 19El Primer Paso 2017 19

Elías MoraGran Elías Mora 2012 48Gran Elías Mora 2013 43Elías Mora Crianza 2015 22

FariñaColegiata Reserva 1970 360

Gago ViticultoresPago La Jara 2012 65

Legado de OmizTriens 2014 29

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LiberaliaAncestros 2006 60 San RománCartago Paraje del Pozo 2013 140San Román 2015 Magnum 80Primá 2016 17

NumanthiaTermanthia 2012 300Termanthia 2013 270Numanthia 2014 70

J. OrdóñezVatán 2013 70Vatán 2014 60Vatán 2015 50Vatán Arena 2015 450

PintiaPintia 2001 185Pintia 2014 85Pintia 2014 Magnum 220

Teso La Monja Teso La Monja 2008 2.200Teso La Monja 2009 2.100 Teso La Monja 2010 2.000Teso La Monja 2011 1.500Teso La Monja 2012 1.700Teso La Monja 2013 1.500Teso La Monja 2014 1.400Alabaster 2007 500Alabaster 2008 470Alabaster 2008 Magnum 1.200Alabaster 2009 Magnum 990

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Alabaster 2010 450Alabaster 2010 Magnum 960Alabaster 2011 390Alabaster 2011 Magnum 920Alabaster 2012 300Alabaster 2012 Magnum 890Alabaster 2013 290 Alabaster 2013 Magnum 840Alabaster 2014 340Alabaster 2014 Magnum 650Alabaster 2015 230Alabaster 2015 Magnum 750Alabaster 2016 295Alabaster 2016 Magnum 690Victorino 2010 Magnum 250Victorino 2015 66Victorino 2016 56Almirez 2015 30Almirez 2016 30

ARLANZA

Sabinares y Viñas El Temido 2013 39

ARRIBES

Ribera de Pelazas Bruñal 2005 130Abadengo 2012 17

CIGALES

César PríncipeCésar Príncipe 2015 32

The River Douro rises in Soria and is still flowing impetuously when it courses through the Ribera’s vineyards, the first on its route, before softening as it passes through Rueda and Valladolid, and narrowing at its entry into Portugal. The grapes have learned to defend themselves in this region, to protect themselves from the dramatic temperature changes that occur here between day and night, with variations that can reach 25ºC or 30ºC in the warm months. This is precisely the secret of the Ribera del Duero wines; this thermal contrast that has given the grapes a strong, sturdy skin to combat the external aggressions of this extreme continental climate, so that they naturally produce concentrated wines with good acidity, if they work well.

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RIBERA DEL DUERO

AaltoAalto P. S. 2012 160Aalto P. S. 2014 140Aalto P. S. 2015 120

Alejandro FernándezPesquera Reserva 1995 180Pesquera Reserva 2012 75Pesquera Reserva 2015 55Pesquera Reserva Especial 2003 190Pesquera Crianza 1994 150Pesquera Crianza 2016 26

AliónAlión 1999 270Alión 2002 240Alión 2006 220Alión 2013 140Alión 2015 85

Alonso del YerroMaría Alonso del Yerro 2012 65María Alonso del Yerro 2013 60Alonso del Yerro 2008 60Alonso del Yerro 2014 27

ArzuagaArzuaga Reserva Especial 2011 77Arzuaga Reserva 2011 46Arzuaga Reserva 2014 42Arzuaga Crianza 2015 Media 15Arzuaga Crianza 2015 Magnum 60Arzuaga Crianza 2016 27

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AteneoCallejo Gran Reserva 1991 190Callejo R.D. Reserva 1998 170

Bertrand SourdaisDominio de ES 2015 98Dominio de ES 2016 95La Diva 2014 475La Diva 2015 495La Diva 2016 750La Mata 2016 520Antídoto 2017 24

Cillar de SilosLa Viña de Amalio 2015 69Cillar de Silos 2016 24Torresilo 2011 120

Dehesa de los CanónigosDehesa de los Canónigos Solideo 2000 100Dehesa de los Canónigos Solideo 2010 55Dehesa de los Canónigos Solideo 2014 49Dehesa de los Canónigos Crianza 2015 27 Dominio de AtautaLa Roza 2002 350La Roza 2004 220La Mala 2010 180La Mala 2012 160Llanos del Almendro 2009 110Valdegatiles 2004 179

Dominio de PingusPingus 2006 1.850Pingus 2007 1.800Pingus 2008 1.800Pingus 2009 1.900Flor de Pingus 2015 185Flor de Pingus 2016 161

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Dominio del ÁguilaDominio del Águila Reserva 2014 69Pícaro del Águila 2016 33

Emilio MoroClon de la Familia 2009 490Clon de la Familia 2010 460Clon de la Familia 2011 440Malleolus de Valderramiro 2004 240Malleolus de Valderramiro 2005 230Malleolus de Valderramiro 2009 195Malleolus de Valderramiro 2010 180Malleolus de Valderramiro 2011 160Malleolus de Valderramiro 2015 140Malleolus de Sanchomartín 2004 Magnum 490Malleolus de Sanchomartín 2005 Magnum 440Malleolus de Sanchmartín 2009 210Malleolus de Sanchomartín 2010 190Malleolus de Sanchomartín 2011 290Malleolus 2015 58Malleolus 2015 Magnum 110Malleolus 2016 44Emilio Moro Crianza 2015 Magnum 68Emilio Moro Crianza 2017 28

Finca VillacrecesFinca Villacreces Reserva 1999 300

Garmón ContinentalGarmón 2015 55

Hacienda MonasterioHacienda Monasterio Reserva 2011 140Hacienda Monasterio Reserva 2014 85Hacienda Monasterio Crianza 1994 120Hacienda Monasterio Crianza 2015 51

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Hermanos Pérez PascuasPérez Pascuas Gran Reserva 2005 265Pérez Pascuas Gran Reserva 2006 245Viña Pedrosa Reserva 1991 170Viña Pedrosa Reserva 2014 55Viña Pedrosa Reserva La Navilla 2012 40Viña Pedrosa Crianza 2016 26

La HorraCorimbo I 2011 57Corimbo 2012 Magnum 125

MatarromeraMatarromera Prestigio 2013 85Matarromera Crianza 2015 32Matarromera Crianza 2015 Magnum 80

Pago de CarraovejasCuesta de Las Liebres 2014 280 El Añejón 2014 125Pago de Carraovejas Crianza 2006 Magnum 250Pago de Carraovejas Crianza 2014 Magnum 125Pago de Carraovejas Crianza 2015 48Pago de Carraovejas Crianza 2016 38

Pago de los CapellanesEl Picón 2012 250El Picón 2014 185El Nogal 2014 65Pago de Capellanes Reserva 2014 52Pago de Capellanes 2016 33Pago de Capellanes 2016 Magnum 80

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ProtosProtos Reserva 1987 240Protos Crianza 1990 160

Señorío de NavaSan Cobate 2016 20

Tomás PostigoTomás Postigo 5º Año 2011 160Tomás Postigo 5º Año 2014 95Tomás Postigo Vinificacion Integrada 2014 Magnum 380Tomás Postigo Crianza 2017 38Tomás Postigo Crianza 2016 Magnum 80

TresmanoTresmano 2015 41

ValdueroValduero Reserva 12 Años 1990 1.900Valduero Reserva 6 Años 1996 290

ValtraviesoVT Valtravieso 2008 140

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Vega SiciliaVega Sicilia Único 1962 1.800Vega Sicilia Único 1968 1.700Vega Sicilia Único 1972 1.150Vega Sicilia Único 1987 Magnum 2.500Vega Sicilia Único 1994 890Vega Sicilia Único 1995 870Vega Sicilia Único 1996 850Vega Sicilia Único 2005 450Vega Sicilia Único 2005 Magnum 1.400Vega Sicilia Único 2006 380Vega Sicilia Único 2007 Magnum 1.200Vega Sicilia Único Reserva Especial 1991 800Vega Sicilia Único 2009 350Tinto Valbuena 3º 1977 360Tinto Valbuena 3º 1979 340Tinto Valbuena 3º 1980 370Tinto Valbuena 3º 1983 360Tinto Valbuena 3º 1986 340Tinto Valbuena 5º 1975 460Tinto Valbuena 5º 1976 450Tinto Valbuena 5º 1977 450Tinto Valbuena 5º 1978 440Tinto Valbuena 5º 1979 430Tinto Valbuena 5º 1980 420Tinto Valbuena 5º 1982 440Tinto Valbuena 5º 1984 460Tinto Valbuena 5º 1985 320Tinto Valbuena 5º 1987 350Tinto Valbuena 5º 1988 340Tinto Valbuena 5º 1992 250Tinto Valbuena 5º 1998 280Tinto Valbuena 5º 1999 260Tinto Valbuena 5º 2007 200Tinto Valbuena 5º 2009 190Tinto Valbuena 5º 2010 180Tinto Valbuena 5º 2011 170

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Tinto Valbuena 5º 2012 160Tinto Valbuena 5º 2013 150Tinto Valbuena 5º 2014 160

Viña VilanoViña Vilano 1994 90Viña Vial Gran Reserva 1970 190

Viñas del JaroChafandín Reserva 2011 51Jaros Crianza 2011 26

Viña Sastre Pesus 2003 600Pesus 2005 550Regina Vides 2010 160Regina Vides 2011 150Regina Vides 2012 140Pago de Santa Cruz 1998 260

SIERRA DE SALAMANCA

CámbricoViñas del Cámbrico 2015 32

Dehesa de ItueroDehesa de Ituero 2011 34Dehesa de Ituero 2013 32

MandrágoraTragaldabas 2016 26Molinillo 2015 40

The great diversity of Galician wines responds to all the Galicias in Galicia, a territory of constantly changing landscapes, soils, climates and grapes. A thousand and one Galicias for a thousand and one liquid stories that are transformed as we enter their depths. From the Rías Baixas, facing the ocean, where the vineyards on the coast are impregnated with the marine perfumes of the sea breeze where the waves can almost touch them at their peak, giving rise to fresh, light wines, to Monterrei, on the border with Portugal, and Valdeorras, where the rains subside and Galicia begins to bid us farewell, anticipating the continental heat of Castile and the greater strength of its wines. And along the way, we find the personality of the Ribeiro grapes, which have barely left the Atlantic before they enter the valleys in the inland sea of the Miño, and the vines on their impressive terraces, as spectacular as they are difficult to farm, flanking the canyons where the River Sil flows on its way through the Ribeira Sacra wine-growing region. Galicia, Galicias.

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LA CERCANA GALICIA

Monterrei

Quinta da MuradellaQuinta da Muradella Viticultura de Montaña San Paio 2012 100Quinta da Muradella Viticultura de Montaña Castrillón 2012 100Quinta da Muradella Alanda 2013 27

Rias Baixas

Bodegas AlbamarO Esteiro 2016 32

Rodrigo MéndezBastión de la Luna 2016 19Goliardo Caiño 2016 46

Ribeira Sacra

AlgueiraAlgueira Merenzao 2013 80Algueira Merenzao 2014 75Algueira Risco 2015 55Algueira Brancellao 2012 90Algueira Brancellao 2013 80Algueira Brancellao 2014 70Algueira Serradelo 2015 55Algueira Pizarra 2011 80Algueira Pizarra 2015 55Algueira Fincas 2011 80

Daterra ViticultoresCamino de la Frontera 2017 32

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EnvínateLousas Parcela Camiño Novo 55Lousas Parcela Finc Seona 55Lousas Viños de Aldea 33

Facenda PradioPradio Brancellao 2017 42Pradio Merenzao 2017 42Pradio 2017 25

GuímaroFinca Capeliños 2017 60Finca Pombeiras 2017 60Finca Meixemán 2015 35Finca Meixemán 2017 28

Ribeiro

Cume do AviaPoza Vella 2017 45

María Álvarez SerranoCuvée Caco 2006 56

Luis A. Rodríguez VázquezA Torna dos Pasás 2012 35A Torna dos Pasás 2015 26

Valdeorras

AvantiaAvantia 2006 180

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Compañía de vinos Telmo RodríguezGaba do Xil Mencía 2013 18

J. OrdóñezAvancia 2013 49

Pagos del GalirRosa Rivero Crianza 2014 24

ANDALUCÍA

Marco de Jerez

VinifícateMahara Tintilla 2011 32

ARAGÓN

Somontano

Viñedos y Crianzas del Alto AragónEnate Uno 2009 176Enate Syrah-Shiraz 2015 30Enate Merlot-Merlot 2013 25Enate Cabernet 1999 Magnum 190

BALEARES

Vi de la Terra de Mallorca

Bodega 4 Kilos Vinícola12 Volts 2015 28Tanuki Bob 2015 25

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CANARIAS

Valle de la Orotava

EnvínateBenje Tinto 2016 25Albahra 2017 24

Suertes Del MarquésEl Ciruelo 2017 527 Fuentes 2015 23

CASTILLA LA MANCHA

Vino de la Tierra de Castilla

ZiríesZiríes 2011 18

La Manchuela

Bodegas y Viñedos PonceBuenapinta 2017 24La Casilla 2017 24Casilla La Estrecha 2016 32Pino 2017 32

Méntrida

ArrayánArrayán Syrah 2009 40Estela de Arrayán 2007 65Arrayán 2008 30La Suerte de Arrayán 2011 40

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Daniel Gómez Jimenez-LandiCantos del Diablo 2011 75Cantos del Diablo 2012 75

Until just a few decades ago the El Priorat region had practically been forgotten by the world of wine, and if you looked to Catalonia it was to focus on the Penedès and its wineries. However, this region of Tarragona once had great wine-making importance, going back to the twelfth century when Carthusian monks settled in the region, bringing with them the knowledge and techniques to grow vines and make wine. The great prestige it enjoys today began in the 80s thanks to the arrival in the area of winemakers such as Álvaro Palacios, René Barbier and Josep Lluís Pérez, who insisted on recovering the old vines and extracting the best fruit from the licorellas (slate soils) and the warm days and cold nights of the Mediterranean climate of Tarragona. Now rescued from oblivion forever, El Priorat has managed to carve out unimaginable international renown in only thirty years.

CATALUÑA

Conca del Barberà

Abadía de PobletIntramurs de Poblet 2011 18

Empordá

Vinya IvoS’Algueira 2006 52

Montsant

La UniversalVenus La Universal 2012 45

Penedés

Can Ràfols del CausGran Caus 2008 39Gran Coronas 1975 190

Martí SerdáMartí Serdá 1993 95Martí Serdá Fincas 2000 75Martí Serdá Reserva 40

Priorat

Álvaro Palacios L’ Ermita 1994 1.400L´Ermita 1995 1.150L´Ermita 1996 1.700L’ Ermita 1998 1.300

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L’Ermita 2001 1.000L’Ermita 2003 1.000L’Ermita 2004 Magnum 3.500L’Ermita 2015 1.400Les Terrases 2015 43Camins del Priorat 2016 29

Bodegas MasetClos Maset 2000 70

Viticultors del PrioratPrior Terrae 1998 270Morlanda 2010 45

EXTREMADURA

Alvear La Zarcita 2016 23

MADRID

4 Monos ViticultoresLa Danza del Viento Molino Quemado 2015 40La Danza del Viento Molino Quemado 2016 35La Danza del Viento La Isilla 2015 48La Danza del Viento La Isilla 2016 42

Bodegas y Viñedos BernabelevaNavaherreros 2011 33Navaherreros 2015 19

Daniel Gómez Jiménez-LandiTumba del Rey Moro 2015 102Tumba del Rey Moro 2016 92Tumba del Rey Moro 2016 Magnum 190

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Reina de los Deseos 2013 107Reina de los Deseos 2015 87Reina de los Deseos 2016 78Reina de los Deseos 2016 Magnum 170La Mujer Cañón 2013 107La Mujer Cañón 2016 78La Mujer Cañón 2016 Magnum 170 ValquejigosoValquejigoso 2008 119

MURCIA

Bullas

Julia CasadoLa del Terreno 2017 26

Jumilla

El NidoEl Nido 2010 281El Nido 2014 241

NAVARRA

ChiviteCirboñero 5º Año 160

Viña ZorzalMalayeto 2016 22Lecciones de Vuelo 2015 43

The great historical wine-making area of Spain has its roots in the era of Roman domination, but it was in the nineteenth century when there were two developments that marked its modern character. One was when the Álavan provincial government hired the French winemaker Jean Pinneau, who began to apply the Bordeaux method under the label of “Álavan Médoc”. Although the project did not quite come to fruition, his successful subsequent work for the Marquis de Riscal was imitated by other winemakers and made the method popular. The other was that the ravages that phylloxera was causing in France led French merchants to search desperately for wine in Rioja Alta, to meet the demand of their customers. These two factors came together to build a success story that has come down to the modern day, when Rioja is a world-wide brand that now faces other challenges, one of the greatest of which is to give voice to its most unique vineyards, those capable of expressing the specific place where they are and radically distinguish themselves from other wineries they share the region with.

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RIOJA

Abel MendozaAbel Mendoza Tempranillo 2005 165Abel Mendoza Tempranillo 2006 155Abel Mendoza Tempranillo 2009 125Abel Mendoza Tempranillo 2014 75Abel Mendoza Tempranillo 2015 65Abel Mendoza Graciano 2015 75Abel Mendoza Selección Personal 2015 48

ArtadiArtadi Grandes Añadas 1994 950Artadi Grandes Añadas 1998 1.100Pagos Viejos 1999 250Pagos Viejos 2004 200Pagos Viejos 2006 160Pagos Viejos 2007 150Pagos Viejos 2009 180Viñas de Gaín 2006 90Viñas de Gaín 2017 33Viña el Pisón 2006 700Viña El Pisón 2011 1.100Viña El Pisón 2014 960Viña El Pisón 2016 800

Azpilicueta Marqués de Romeral Gran Reserva 1980 140

Benjamín RomeoContador 2003 600Contador 2005 950Contador 2007 460Contador 2008 440

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Contador 2010 400La Viña de Andrés Romeo 2006 150La Viña de Andrés Romeo 2007 140La Cueva de Contador 2004 178La Cueva de Contador 2009 140La Cueva de Contador 2014 78Predicador 2016 38 BerberanaBerberana Gran Reserva 1970 330Berberana Gran Reserva 1975 290Berberana Gran Reserva 1983 240Berberana Gran Reserva 1988 190

Bodegas BerceoViña Berceo Reserva 1987 120

BeroniaBeronia Reserva 1982 180Beronia Reserva 1999 95

BilbaínasLa Vicalanda Gran Reserva 1999 95La Vicalanda Reserva 2012 26Viña Pomal Reserva 1994 3 l. Salomón 200

Bodegas RiojanasMonte Real 1978 320Monte Real 1982 300Monte Real 1987 300Viña Albina Cosecha 1973 250Viña Albina Cosecha 1988 190

Campo Burgo de AlfaroCampo Burgo Reserva 1964 400Campo Burgo Reserva 1985 190

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Campo ViejoMarqués de Villamagna Gran Reserva 1982 295Campo Viejo Gran Reserva 1985 220 Campo Viejo Gran Reserva 1989 180

Carlos SerresCarlos Serres Gran Reserva 1983 280Carlos Serres Gran Reserva 1986 240Onomástica Reserva 1990 140Onomástica Reserva 1991 140Carlos Serres Carlomagno Crianza 1964 300

ContinoContino Viña del Olivo 1998 250Contino Viña del Olivo 1999 240Contino Viña del Olivo 2007 Magnum 360Contino Viña del Olivo 2015 96Contino Viña del Olivo 2016 90Contino Reserva 2015 38 CvneReal de Asúa 2002 140Pagos de Viña Real 1928 1.200Pagos de Viña Real 1934 1.100 Pagos de Viña Real 1992 190Pagos de Viña Real 2002 100Pagos de Viña Real 2010 3l. Jerobam 300Imperial Gran Reserva 1939 1.400Imperial Gran Reserva 1966 1.400Imperial Gran Reserva 1995 220Imperial Gran Reserva 2000 170Imperial Gran Reserva 2007 120Imperial Gran Reserva 2010 100Imperial Reserva 1988 250Imperial Reserva 1988 240Imperial Reserva 1989 220

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Imperial Reserva 1991 190Imperial Reserva 1995 170Imperial Reserva 2011 57Imperial Reserva 2015 39

DomecqPrivilegio del Rey Don Sancho 1970 320

FaustinoFaustino I Gran Reserva 1987 250Faustino VII Gran Reserva 1970 190

Fernando Remírez de GanuzaRemírez de Ganuza Gran Reserva 1994 285Remírez de Ganuza Gran Reserva 1995 330Remírez de Ganuza Gran Reserva 1998 290Remírez de Ganuza Gran Reserva 2005 170Remírez de Ganuza Gran Reserva 2009 130Trasnocho 2011 110Trasnocho 2012 100

Finca AllendeAvrus 2000 330Calvario 2009 145Finca Allende 2008 28Finca Allende 2010 28Finca Allende 2010 Media 16

Bodegas Franco EspañolasRoyal Gran Reserva 1964 400Royal Gran Reserva 1970 350Bordón Reserva 1985 190Bordón Reserva 1981 150Primer Centenario Gran Reserva 1990 240Viña Soledad muy viejo 200Viña Arana 1994 110

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Gómez CruzadoGómez Cruzado Pancrudo 2014 75Gómez Cruzado Pancrudo 2016 55

Granja Nuestra Señora de RemelluriRemelluri Reserva 2009 Magnum 180Remelluri Reserva 2010 35Remelluri Gran Reserva 1997 155Remelluri Gran Reserva 2009 65Lindes de Remelluri 2013 23

La Rioja AltaRioja Alta Gran Reserva Centenario 1973 650890 Gran Reserva 1981 550890 Gran Reserva 1998 300890 Gran Reserva 2001 450890 Gran Reserva 2004 220904 Gran Reserva 1987 350904 Gran Reserva 1994 290904 Gran Reserva 1994 Magnum 700904 Gran Reserva 1995 240904 Gran Reserva 1998 200904 Gran Reserva 2001 250904 Gran Reserva 2005 205904 Gran Reserva 2009 63Viña Ardanza Reserva 1987 160

LanLander Reserva 1982 160Lan Gran Reserva 1991 140

Bodega LanzagaLanzaga 2010 51Lanzaga 2012 31

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Bodegas ManzanosSiglo Reserva 1985 250Siglo Reserva 1991 180

Marqués de ArienzoMarqués de Arienzo 1986 160

Marqués de CáceresMarqués de Cáceres 1985 180

Marqués de MurrietaCastillo Ygay Gran Reserva 1925 1.900Castillo Ygay Gran Reserva 1952 1.100Castillo Ygay Gran Reserva 1987 380Castillo Ygay Gran Reserva 1989 300Castillo Ygay Gran Reserva 1989 3 l. Jéroboam 900Castillo Ygay Gran Reserva 1989 27 l. Primat 9.000Castillo Ygay Gran Reserva 1995 Magnum 550Castillo Ygay Gran Reserva 2004 240Castillo Ygay Gran Reserva 2005 250Castillo Ygay Gran Reserva 2005 18 l. Salomón 5.800Castillo Ygay Gran Reserva 2007 140Castillo Ygay Gran Reserva 2007 Magnum 300Castillo Ygay Gran Reserva 2007 3 l. Jérobam 600Castillo Ygay Gran Reserva 2007 18 l. Salomón 4.500Castillo Ygay Gran Reserva 2009 120Castillo Ygay Mazuelo 2000 Magnum 290Dalmau 1996 225Dalmau 2009 105Dalmau 2011 75Dalmau 2012 70Dalmau 2013 65Dalmau 2014 60Marqués de Murrieta Reserva 2010 35Marqués de Murrieta Reserva 2013 Magnum 52

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Marqués de Murrieta Reserva 2014 25 Marqués de Murrieta Reserva 2014 Magnum 49Marqués de Murrieta Reserva 2015 Media 17Marqués de Murrieta Etiqueta Blanca 1958 1.200

Marqués de RiscalMarqués de Riscal 2001 Frank Gehry Selection 370Marqués de Riscal 1988 180Marqués de Riscal 2012 45Baron de Chirel 1988 280Barón de Chirel 2001 160Barón de Chirel 2013 96Finca Torrea 2011 65Finca Torrea 2012 55

Marqués de RomeralMarqués de Romeral Gran Reserva 1980 140Marqués de Romeral Gran Reserva 1982 150

Marqués de VargasHacienda Pradolagar Reserva 2005 190Marqués de Vargas Reserva 2014 25

Martínez LacuestaMartínez Lacuesta Gran Reserva 1928 1.200

MontecilloViña Monty Gran Reserva 1982 260Viña Monty Gran Reserva 1970 290

MugaAro Muga 2010 220Prado Enea Gran Reserva 2011 75Muga Crianza 2015 24

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Juan MurúaJuan Murúa Entrena Reserva 1985 150

OrubeOrube 2013 19 Bodegas PalacioPalacio Especial 1995 160

Palacios RemondoQuiñón de Valmira 2015 500Propiedad 2012 37La Montesa 2015 17

PaterninaFederico Paternina Cosecha 1928 950Federico Paternina Cosecha 1970 350

Rafael López de Heredia Viña Tondonia Gran Reserva 1976 450Viña Tondonia Reserva 1992 270Viña Tondonia Reserva 2004 60Viña Tondonia Reserva 2004 Magnum 140Viña Tondonia Reserva 2005 50 Viña Tondonia Reserva 2006 36

Ramón BilbaoRamón Bilbao Reserva 2010 15 l. Nabucodonosor 600Ramón Bilbao Reserva 2011 5 l. Réhoboam 150Ramón Bilbao Reserva 2012 Magnum 45Ramón Bilbao Reserva 2014 Magnum 40Mirto 2011 60Mirto 2014 36Ramón Bilbao Reserva Original 2014 30Ramón Bilbao Edición Limitada 2015 19Ramón Bilbao Gran Reserva 1981 180Ramón Bilbao Gran Reserva 1982 195

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Roda Cirsion 2003 300Cirsion 2011 220Cirsion 2015 182Roda I Reserva 1997 177Roda I Reserva 2001 157Roda I Reserva 2005 137Roda I Reserva 2009 105Roda I Reserva 2010 95Roda I Reserva 2012 62 Señorío de San VicenteSan Vicente 2000 196San Vicente 2002 185San Vicente 2008 116San Vicente 2011 80San Vicente 2012 76San Vicente 2014 56San Vicente 2015 52

Señorío de LibraresSeñorío de Librares Reserva 2011 20Señorío de Librares Selección Edición Limitada 2015 25Librares Joven 2018 18

Señorío de VillarricaDelicia de Baco 2015 38

Sierra CantabriaEl Bosque 2005 235El Bosque 2006 225El Bosque 2010 195El Bosque 2014 145El Bosque 2015 135El Bosque 2016 130Amancio 2004 222Amancio 2005 220

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Amancio 2014 122Sierra Cantabria Colección Privada 1999 122Sierra Cantabria Colección Privada 2014 47Sierra Cantabria Colección Privada 2015 44Sierra Cantabria Colección Privada 2016 40 Sierra Cantabria Mágico 2016 900Sierra Cantabria CVC 990

Solar de SamaniegoSolar de Samaniego Reserva 1970 250Solar de Samaniego Reserva 1975 220Gran Solar 1982 250

Vega SiciliaMacán 2012 180Macán 2013 160

Vinícola RealConfesor 2004 143200 Monjes Reserva 1995 181200 Monjes Reserva 2010 55

Viñedos de PáganosLa Nieta 2006 225La Nieta 2006 Magnum 480La Nieta 2011 3l. Salomón 1.300La Nieta 2013 210La Nieta 2015 190La Nieta 2016 180El Puntido 2013 75El Puntido 2013 Magnum 170El Puntido 2014 65

Virgen del ValleCincel Gran Reserva 1985 120

B O D E G A E L C A P R I C H O

R E D S F R O M T H E W O R L D

Un viaje por el mundo con nuestros vinos

Today it is one of the largest producers of wine worldwide and undoubtedly the one that produces them at highest altitudes —there are vineyards located over a thousand, more than two thousand and even more than three thousand metres above sea level— and it has enriched its wine knowledge with experience and traditions imported from other latitudes. A country of emigrants, Argentina has also been a host country for immigrants when, for various reasons, Italians, French, Germans, Spaniards and Portuguese arrived, many of them bringing with them the nostalgia of the wines they had left behind. As a result of this mix of different wine cultures, Argentina’s own wine tradition was built, and today, thanks to travel and the curiosity of current generations, there is beginning to be a transition between the more industrialised, mass-produced wines which they made in the past, to smaller, more carefully-produced vintages that augur a very interesting future.

The natural barriers of the Pacific Ocean, the Atacama desert and the Andes mountain range, which make Chile a kind of walled territory on all sides, have contributed to the fact that it was the only country that was not affected by the phylloxera plague, and it still enjoys vineyards planted free standing (vines that are not grafted), which distinguishes it from other wine-producing countries. As we see in Argentina, the new generations of wine growers are striving to produce unique, personal vintages that stand out from the large commercially-produced wines.

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ARGENTINA

ChacraChacra Cincuenta y Cinco Pinot Noir 2016 82Chacra Treinta y Dos Pinot Noir 2016 135

Pasionate Wines Matías MicheliniEsperando a los Bárbaros 2015 25

SuperUcoSuperUco Calcáreo Coluvio de Altamira Malbec 2015 42

AUSTRALIA

South Australia

Bodega TorbreckTorbreck Steading 2014 57

Bodega TapanappaTapanappa Foggy Hill Pinot Noir 2009 70

CHILE

Clos des FousClos des Fous Pucalán Arenaria Pinot Noir 2015 52

El Viejo Almacén De Sauzal Huaso de Sauzal Chilena 2015 35

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ESTADOS UNIDOS

California

Ridge VineyardsRidge Cabernet Sauvignon Estate 2015 95

Opus OneOpus One 2012 790

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At first it seems easy. The wine enters smoothly, slips into the mouth stealthily, without making a noise, as if unwilling to disturb. This discretion may encourage the suspicion that its journey will be short, that the pleasure will be brief, that it will not take long to leave your palate and your memory. But nothing could be further from the truth: the wines of Burgundy aspire to eternity. The Pinot Noir grape that makes them possible does not provide colour or structure, it does not offer obvious pleasures, but do not let yourself be fooled by its apparent lightness. Once they enter the mouth, they begin to grow. And then they keep on growing. And they will not stop. The elegant majesty of a Burgundy brings infinite nuances and subtle, unexpected sensations. Since the Middle Ages, when the monks were owners and lords of the vineyards, to the restructuring brought by the French Revolution, to this day, Burgundy has always gone its own way, keeping faith with its principles, regardless of criticism and fashions and without the need for defenders, asserting its greatness in its own right. Paco Berciano: There are wines that work like fireworks; they flood the sky, but they fizzle out very quickly. Drinking a Burgundy, on the other hand, is like sitting under a starry sky and taking your time to admire each star.

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BORGOÑA

Côtes de Nuits

Bourgogne Hautes Côtes de NuitsDomaine Meo-CamuzetMeo-Camuzet Fixin 2015 850

Manuel OliverVielles Vignes 2015 33

MarsannayDomaine René BouvierBouvier Clos du Roy 2012 90Bouvier Clos du Roy 2015 60Bouvier Clos du Roy 2016 60

Gevrey – ChambertainDomaine Pierre DamoyDamoy 2009 131Damoy 2012 91

Domaine BacheletBachelet Vieilles Vignes 2012 120

Domaine Humbert FrèresHumbert Frères Vieilles Vignes 2010 70

Les Grands Crus de Gevrey-Chambertin

ChambertinDomaine Chantal RemyChambertin Grand Cru 1988 600

Domaine Philippe CharlopinChambertin Grand Cru 2014 400

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Domaine Albert BichotChambertin Grand Cru 2014 450

Chambertin Clos de BezeDomaine Pierre Damoy Chambertin Clos de Bèze Gran Cru Vieilles Vignes 2013 450Chambertin Clos de Bèze Gran Cru Vieilles Vignes 2014 420

Domaine Ponsot Domaine Ponsot Chambertin Clos de Bèze Gran Cru 2014 900

Charmes-ChambertinDomaine René BouvierCharmes-Chambertin Grand Cru 2001 450Charmes-Chambertin Grand Cru 2010 350

Latricières-ChambertinDomaine Chantal Remy Latricières-Chambertin Grand Cru 1988 550Latricières-Chambertin Grand Cru 1999 450Latricières-Chambertin Grand Cru 2002 420

Les Grands Crus de Morey-Saint-Denis

Clos de La Roche Domaine Chantal RemyClos de la Roche Grand Cru 1995 490Clos de la Roche Grand Cru 2001 400

Clos Saint-DenisDomaine Philippe CharlopinClos Saint-Denis Grand Cru 2014 390Clos Saint-Denis Grand Cru 2015 380

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Clos de La RocheDomaine PonsotClos de la Roche Vieilles Vignes Grand Cru 2014 1.030Clos de la Roche Vieilles Vignes Grand Cru 2015 980

Chambolle-MusignyDomaine Anne Et Hervé SigautHervé Sigaut Derriére Le Four 2013 68

Domaine Robert GroffierGroffier 1er Cru Les Hautes-Doix 2015 280

Domaine Chantal RemiChambolle Musigny Premier Cru Derriére La Grange 1993 330Chambolle Musigny Premier Cru Derriére La Grange 1999 270Chambolle Musigny Premier Cru Derriére La Grange 2002 240

Les Grands Crus de Chambolle-Musigny

Bonnes-MaresDomaine Philippe CharlopinBonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2014 400

Musigny Domaine Comte Georges De VogüéVogüé Grand Cru Vieilles Vignes 2006 820

Les Grands Crus de Vougeot

Clos De Vougeot Domaine Méo-CamuzetMéo-Camuzet Grand Cru 2011 520Méo-Camuzet Grand Cru 2014 460Méo-Camuzet Grand Cru 2015 440

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Domaine PonsotClos de Vougeout Cuveé Vieilles Vignes Gran Cru 2014 800Clos de Vougeout Cuveé Vieilles Vignes Gran Cru 2015 770 Domaine Albert BichotClos de Vougeot Gran Cru 2012 260

Domaine David DubandClos de Vougeot Gran Cru 2015 290

Domaine FaiveleyClos de Vougeot Gran Cru 2012 320

Vosne-RomaneeDomaine Olivier-GardOlivier 2011 80

Les Grands Crus de Vosne-Romaneé

RichebourgDomaine Thibault Liger-BelairRichebourg Grand Cru 2013 760

Domaine Méo-CamuzetRichebourg Grand Cru 2014 1.550Richebourg Grand Cru 2015 1.500Richebourg Grand Cru 2016 1.450

Romanée-ContiDomaine de La Romanée-ContiRomanee Conti Grand Cru 1996 28.000

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Les Grands Crus de Flagey-Échezeaux

ÉchezeauxDomaine René BouvierÉchezeaux Grand Cru 201 350

Domaine Jayer-GillesÉchezeaux du Dessus Grand Cru 2011 550

Grands ÉchezeauxDomaine Albert Bichot. Domaine Clos FrantinGrands Échezeaux Grand Cru 2014 350

Nuits-Saint-GeorgesDomaine Thibault Liger-Belair Liger-Belair Premier Cru Les Saint Georges 2011 183Liger-Belair Premier Cru Les Saint Georges 2013 163

Domaine Confuron CotétidotConfuron Nuits-Saint-Georges 2014 116Confuron Nuits-Saint-Georges 2015 106

Côtes de Beaune

PommardDomaine Oronce De Beler. La Maison RomaneLa Maison Romane Premier Cru Largillière 2008 99

VolnayDomaine Chavy-ChouetChavy-Chouet 2011 124Chavy-Chouet 2015 84

Château Mouton, Lafite, Latour, Margaux... The very names of the wines from the Bordeaux region reveal their greatness, and evoke the lordly character of the owners of great lands, which distinguishes these wines from the Burgundian peasant wines, where everything has traditionally been smaller. For several centuries this large, diverse region was English, as a result of the marriage of Eleanor of Aquitaine to the Duke of Normandy, Henry Plantagenet, who would later become Henry II of England. Since then, Britain has been one of the most important markets for these wines, and thanks to the commercial ability of the Bordeaux wine merchants the wines became famed around the world. The region also gave us ‘the Bordeaux method’; instructions for making, aging and bottling wine that is used everywhere nowadays. Especially in that region torn from the sea, the Médoc, Bordeaux wines have a special feature which they are highly valued for; their wonderful capacity to age..

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BURDEOS

Château LavilleChâteau Moulin de Raymond 2008 40

Michel LynchLynch Organic Merlot 2012 20Lynch Organic Merlot 2016 17

Libournais

PomerolChâteau ClinetChâteau L´Eglise Clinet 1993 260

Château La ConseillanteChâteau La Conseillante 2005 380

Château La VioletteChâteau La Violette 2006 440Château La Violette 2008 320 Château Le Fleur PetrusLa Fleur-Pétrus 2004 460La Fleur-Pétrus 2006 470La Fleur-Pétrus 2007 460La Fleur-Pétrus 2015 360

Château Le GayChâteau Le Gay 2005 180Château Le Gay 2006 170Château Le Gay 200 150

Château Franc MailletChâteau Franc Maillet 2009 67Château Franc Maillet 2010 57

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Château PetrusPetrus 2013 5.200

Château La Rose du TempleLa Rose du Temple 2014 35Château des Templiers 2010 110

Château TrotanoyChâteau Trotanoy 2005 450Château Trotanoy 2008 360

Lalande de PomerolChâteau ChatainChâteau Chatain 2008 60Château Chatain 2014 30

Saint-EmilionChâteau Angélus. Grand Cru Classé Château Angélus 1er Cru Classé 1970 3.500Château Angélus 1er Cru Classé 2006 950Château Angélus 1er Cru Classé 2008 900Château Angélus 1er Cru Classé 2009 800Château Angélus 1er Cru Classé 2015 700

Château Cheval Blanc. Premier Grand Cru ClasséChâteau Cheval Blanc 1er Grand Cru Classé A 2008 1.600Château Cheval Blanc 1er Grand Cru C. 2010 Magnum 4.500Château Cheval Blanc 1er Grand Cru Classé A 2014 1.100Château Cheval Blanc 1er Grand Cru Classé A 2015 1.300Le Petit Cheval Grand Cru 2010 400Le Petit Cheval Grand Cru 2009 330

Château de Presac. Grand CruChâteau de Presac Grand Cru 2011 60Château de Presac Grand Cru 2011 Magnum 180Château de Presac Grand Cru 2013 40Château de Presac Grand Cru 2013 Magnum 150

Château Rocheyron. Grand CruChâteau Rocheyron Grand Cru 2010 270 Château Rocheyron Grand Cru 2011 220

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Château Tertre Roteboeuf. Grand CruChâteau Tertre Roteboeuf 2005 440

Château Valandraud. Premier Grand Cru ClasséChâteau Valandraud 1er Grand Cru Classé B 2011 450Virginie de Valandraud Grand Cru 2011 90

Médoc

Moulis en MédocVignobles Lalaudey Et PomeysLalaudey 2012 Magnum 150La Passion 2014 40

MargauxChâteau du TertreChâteau du Tertre 2005 190

Château Margaux. Premier Grand Cru ClasséChâteau Margaux 1er Grand Cru Classé 1997 1.600Château Margaux 1er Grand Cru Classé 2014 1.350Château Margaux 1er Grand Cru Classé 2015 1.450

Château Rauzan-Ségla. Second Grand Cru Classé Château Rauzan-Ségla 3eme Grand Cru Classé 2000 170Château Rauzan-Ségla 3eme Grand Cru Classé 2005 160

Château Marsac SeguineauChâteau Marsac Seguineau 2010 61

Saint-JulienChâteau Lêoville Barton. Second Grand Crue ClasséChâteau Léoville Les Cases 2008Château Léoville Les Cases 2010 390Château Léoville Barton 2005 310 PauillacChâteau Lafite Rothschild. Premier Grand Cru ClasséChâteau Lafite Rothschild 1er Grand Cru Classé 2016 1.100

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Château Mouton Rothschild. Premier Grand Cru ClasséChâteau Mouton Rothschild 1er Grand Cru Classé 2015 1.100Château Mouton Rothschild 1er Grand Cru Classé 2016 1.050

Chateau Pichon -Longueville Baron. Second Grand Crue ClasséChâteau Pichon Baron-Longueville Second Grand Crue Classé 2006 490Château Pichon Baron-Longueville Second Grand Crue Classé 2007 460Château Pichon Baron-Longueville Second Grand Crue Classé 2007 380

Château Cordeillan BagesChâteau Cordeillan Bages 1990 310Château Cordeillan Bages 1997 250Château Cordeillan Bages 2011 120

Saint-EstèpheChâteau Montrose. Second Grand Cru ClasséChâteau Montrose 2005 180

Graves

Pessac-LeognanChâteau Haut Bailly Château Haut Bailly Grand Cru Classé 1998 450Château Haut Bailly Grand Cru Classé 2004 330Château Haut Bailly Grand Cru Classé 2005 280Château Haut Bailly Grand Cru Classé 2008 240Château Haut Bailly Grand Cru Classé 2009 370Château Haut Bailly Grand Cru Classé 2010 290Château Haut Bailly Grand Cru Classé 2011 150Château Haut Bailly Grand Cru Classé 2012 150Château Haut Bailly Grand Cru Classé 2014 160Château Haut Bailly Grand Cru Classé 2015 190

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Château Pape-Clément. Crue Classé Château Pape-Clément Cru Classé 2009 180Château Pape-Clément Cru Classé 2010 190

Domaine de Chevalier. Cru Classé Domaine de Chevalier Grand Cru Classe 2008 190Domaine de Chevalier Grand Cru Classe 2016 120

Chateau Haut Brion. Premier Grand Cru Classé Château Haut Brion 2011 1.200Château Haut Brion 2015 950Château Haut Brion La Mission 2012 450

Château Villa Bel-Air Château Villa Bel-Air 2010 39Château Villa Bel-Air 2011 29

FleurieDomaine Lafarge VialFleurie Joie du Palais 2015 60

MorgonDomaine ChamonardMorgon 2015 39

The dubious reputation of the so-called ‘Beaujolais nouveau’, the very young wine that appears every November on French tables just a few weeks after the Gamay grape harvest, has undermined the wines of this region until very recently, as it became identified with vulgar, cheap wine. Nowadays, however, thanks among other things to climate change, which means the grapes ripen more quickly, and the low prices of the vineyards compared to other areas, this has become a region of great potential. The new claim of freshness as a virtue has also favoured these quaffable ‘vins de soif’, as the French label them; they are refreshing, cheerful, easy to drink and suitable to quench one’s thirst, and they can be a magnificent counterpoint to the fat and the unctuous texture of red meat.

When we think of the Loire Valley, we imagine fairy-tale castles, their impeccably shaded gardens reflecting the old splendour of French royalty and aristocracy. But right by their side, over many centuries, another story has been written; that of the peasants, that of the families of small farmers who have worked the same vineyards for generations and made this region one of the most interesting from France within the world of wine. The Loire is long and its route is flanked by vineyards almost from the beginning to the end, with wines in general of good acidity and not much body, which change as the river flows; at the beginning of its course, by Sancerre and Pouilly, we find white wines with a great capacity to age; in the central part the big red wines are made and upon arrival in the Nantes area, with the Atlantic almost in sight, the wines become cooler, more affordable and more immediate, but always with that good acidity guaranteed by the cold climate.

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LOIRA

ChinonPhilippe AllietPhillipe Alliet 2017 45

Saumur-ChampignyLes Amis Vignerons D’anne-Claude LeflaiveJean-Noël Millon Cabernet Franc 2008 52

The Rhône Valley is where the wines of south-eastern France are made. The area of vineyards starts south of Lyon, around Vienne, and extends to Arles, where the river flows after passing through Avignon, the seat of the papacy in much of the fourteenth century; this was when local viticulture began to take off, thanks especially to Pope John XXII. In the northern half of its course, the Rhône flows through a landscape of deep slopes, granite and slate soils and wonderful terraced vineyards, mainly of the Syrah grape. The climate is still continental and cool in this area and so are its wines, which maintain a good balance between acidity and structure. The southern half, with a milder climate, gives the first clearly Mediterranean wines of France, warmer and more concentrated, in areas where sands and boulders appear and the varieties are more diverse.

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VALLE DEL RÓDANO

Ródano Norte

Côte-RôtieDomaine JametJamet Côte Rôtie 1999 540Jamet Côte Rôtie 2013 260jamet Côte Rôtie 2014 220Jamet Côte Rôtie 2016 210

Crozes-HermitageDomaine Des Lises. Maxime GraillotEquinoxe 2012 30

FerratonLa Matiniere 2014 26

HermitageDomaine JabouletHermitage Petit Chapelle 2011 99

Domaine Michel ChapoutierHermitage Le Pavillon 2001 400Hermitage Le Pavillon 2002 350Hermitage Sizeranne 2012 100 Domaine Yann ChaveHermitage 2013 140

Saint JosephFerratonLa Source 2014 30

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Ródano Sur

Château BeaucastelChâteau Beaucastel 110

Château GigognanChâteau Gigognan Clos du Roi 2012 60

Côtes -Du-RhôneEric Texier Chat Four 2014 24

SaboyaJean-Yves PerónChamp Levat 2012 44

In the northwest of Italy, at ‘the foot of the mountain’, in the shadow of the Italian Alps and a stone’s throw from the Apennines, between churches, mansions and castles lost in the mist grows the Nebbiolo, the grape of the mist, mother of the Barbaresco and one of the great wines of the world; the Barolo. This is a wine in constant battle against time, whose demands it stubbornly refuses, always struggling to remain young, refusing outright to grow old. Perhaps this is why it is often not easy to drink, as it does not let itself be known easily, because of the acidic, tannic rebellion that can make it wild, if not aggressive. And yet... when it opens up, when it finally offers itself, it is a majestic wine, with a depth that is difficult to find elsewhere. And if it finally reaches old age, it has an incomparable flavour.

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ITALIA

Piamonte

BarbarescoRoagna Azienda Agricola I PaglieriBarbaresco Montefico Vecchie Viti 2009 180

BaroloCerettoCeretto Barolo 160

Fernandino PrincipianoPrincipiano Serralunga 2013 90

OdderoBarolo Villero 2012 107

Sordo GiovanniSordo Barolo Monprivato 2013 220

Toscana

Biondi SantiBiondi Santi Brunello 2013 300

Castello di VolpaiaCastello di Volpaia Coltassala 110

FonterenzaFonterenza Brunello di Montalcino 2011 120

Poggio di SottoPoggio di Sotto Brunello di Montalcino 2010 600

Trentino

Vigneti Delle Dolomiti Elisabetta ForadoriTeroldego Rotaliano 2015 33

As in so many other areas, in wine we are also too accustomed to turning our backs on our neighbours in the west of the Peninsula, despite the undoubted interest of the area in this field. From the power of Douro to the elegant rusticity of Bairrada, of the subtlety of Dão to the strength of Alentejo, not forgetting of course the sweet wines from Madeira and Porto, which are undoubtedly the best known, if there is something for which Portugal stands out in the wine field it is its enormous variety. This richness is the result of the great climatic and geological diversity of the country, but also the way the Portuguese have managed to maintain a collection of ‘castes’ or autochthonous grape varieties, all very different from each other —National Touriga, Trincadeira, Aragonez, Alfrocheiro Preto, Rabigato, Loureiro, Baga... to name just a handful— which give rise to a wide range of very varied wines. A whole universe to discover for those who have not yet done so.

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PORTUGAL

Alentejo

Eladio PiñeiroSaga EP Reserva Privada 2005 60La Coartada 2006 34

Bairrada

Luis PatoQuinta do Ribeirinho Pe Franco 2011 250Quinta do Mohio 2000 49Viñas Velhas 2011 34

NiepoortPoeirinho 2016 55

Quinta Das BagueirasQuinta das Bagueiras 2008 50Quinta das Bagueiras 2011 35

V PuroOutrora 2013 52

Douro

NiepoortCharme 2015 114Charme 2016 104Batuta 2015 114Batuta 2016 104

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Quinta Do Vale De Dona MariaQuinta do Vale de Dona Maria 2012 78Rufo 2014 19 Seara D´OrdensTalentus Grande Escolla 2014 34

NUEVA ZELANDA

Central Otago

Felton RoadPinot Noir Block 3 2015 95

GRECIA

Santorini

ArgyrosEstate Argyros Mavrotragano 2016 240

Canava Roussos. La bodega más antigua de la isla de SantoriniRoussos Caldera 2007 190

Sprouts-vectors that join the Autochthon Mother of the Gods in collaboration with the works of Apollo-end up in a natural snare, a network of couplings, connections, and communication that the inesperienced call a web, unaware that these paths of dialogue led them to the sea bearing our pleasing gifts. Because Bacchus does not sleep, but hands down experience from one generation to the next. Thus are the elementes of nature bound togehter by desire.

B O D E G A E L C A P R I C H O

V I N O S D E J E R E Z & E S P U M O S O S

Manzanilla, oloroso, fino, dry, pale cream, amontillado... Sherry is a world apart and its names form a jargon of their own. With summer days that exceed 40ºC, the capricious whip of the east wind, which dries up the water that it finds in its way, and rains that almost always fall at the wrong time, Jerez does not seem like the ideal place for making wine. And yet ... the secret lies in the albariza, the dazzling white earth of the area, capable of retaining the water of the wettest months and then clamming up in summer, becoming a hard, impenetrable mirror that bounces the sun’s rays back, preventing the evaporation of that moisture that was so difficult to come by. This white earth makes it possible to make some of the most varied and appreciated wines in the world, made by mixing different ages of wine through the blending system of criaderas and soleras, giving wines that grow and enrich themselves under the flor that blooms delicately on their surface. These are magical wines, dense with history, different from all others and difficult at first, but impossible to forget once you get to know and love them.

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GENEROSOS SECOS DE ESPAÑA

Jerez

Bodegas de los Infantes de Orleans y BorbónAmontillado Ataulfo 23

Emilio HidalgoFino Especial La Panesa 45 Oloroso Gobernador 23

Equipo NavazosLa Bota 71 de Manzanilla Navazos 32 La Bota 71 de Manzanilla Navazos 0.6l 24 La Bota 68 de Fino “Macharnudo Alto” 36 La Bota 74 de Oloroso Montilla 63 La Bota 61 Amontillado 70 La Bota 75 de Palo Cortado de Sanlúcar 64

González ByassAmontillado del Duque 90Apóstoles Palo Cortado 90Matusalem 30 Años 140

GutiérrezColosía Fino 11

Maestro SierraEl Maestro Sierra Amontillado Anticuario 360 El Maestro Sierra Palo Cortado Vinos Viejos botella 3/8 105

Orleans BorbónTorrebreva Manzanilla 40

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OsborneAmontillado 51-1ª 78 Amontillado 51-1ª 0.5l 55 Capuchino Palo Cortado 78 Capuchino Palo Cortado 0.5l 55 Venerable 30 Años 150Sibarita Oloroso 30 Años 110

TradiciónTradición Fino Magnum 90 Tradición Oloroso VORS 74 Tradición Amontillado VORS 74 Tradición Palo Cortado VORS 98

Fondillón

Primitivo QuilesFondillón Gran Reserva Solera 1948 100

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EL PLACER DE BRINDAR

BufadorsVinya del Rascará Brut Nature 60

Raventós I BlancRaventós i Blanc Gran Reserva Personal 2008 103

RecaredoSubtil Brut Nature Gran Reserva 2011 45 Turo D´en Mota Brut Nature 2004 170

Espumosos Nacionales

Jerez

Bodegas BarbadilloToto Barbadillo 2016 Magnum 61

The sound of a bottle of champagne being opened is the sound of celebration, of recent joys or those yet to come. Weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, New Year’s Eve, New Year, festivals, sporting triumphs and professional achievements. Champagne is drunk at the beginning of nights that are expected to be memorable and in the middle of others that already are. The question is always that its elegance should highlight the importance of great occasions and intensify the euphoria of the event with the power of its fizz. All this bubbly happiness has become reality against the odds: the Champagne region is right on the edge of the point where wine-growing becomes impossible. Average annual temperatures barely go beyond 10ºC, below which the vines can hardly grow, and the area is constantly battered by rain. Fortunately, the chalk soils of the area act as a sponge and drain the water away, while still retaining the humidity necessary for the vines and also helping keep temperatures up. These wines are also the product of the ingenuity needed to find that second fermentation in the bottle which transforms a quiet wine into a magical, sparkling, sophisticated drink, without which, as Oscar Wilde said, pleasure is purely artificial.

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CHAMPAGNE

André ClouetAndré Clouet Grande Réserve Grand Cru Magnum 92 André Clouet Un Jour de 1911 Grand Cru 89 André Clouet Rosé Grand Cru 60André Clouet Grande Réserve Grand Cru 39 André RogerAndré Roger Millesime 2008 90

Benoit LahayeBenoit Lahaye Le Jardin de la Grosse Pierre 2010 Grand Cru 150 Benoit Lahaye Violaine 2010 140

Billecart-SalmonBillecart-Salmon Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru 120

Bollinger Vieilles Vignes Français 1996 2.595Vieilles Vignes Français 2005 2.145Vieilles Vignes Français 2006 2.095La Cote Aux Enfants 2009 Magnum 700Bollinger RD 2002 400 Bollinger R.D. 2002 Magnum 1.100Bollinger Le Grand Anée 2005 Magnum 425Bollinger Le Grand Anée 2007 135Bollinger Special Cuvée 70Bollinger Rosé Brut 89Bollinger Le Grande Anée Rosé 2004 480Bollinger Le Grande Anée Rosé 2005 460Bollinger Le Grande Anée Rosé 2007 420

Bourgeois DiazBourgeois Diaz Cuvée Trois Cépages 3C 65

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Claude CazalsClaude Cazals Carte d’Or Grand Cru 55

Charles HeidsieckCharles Heidsieck Brut Millésime 2006 120 Charles Heidsieck Blanc de Blancs 98 Charles Heidsieck Brut Reserve 70

David LeclapartDavid Leclapart L´astre 2013 280 David Leclapart L’ amateur 2015 140

DelamotteDelamotte Brut 55

Dom PérignonDon Pérignon Vintage 2006 200

Emmanuel BrochetLes Hauts Meuniers 1er Cru Extra Brut V. V. 190 George LavalCumières 1er Cru Brut Nature Millésime 2009 Les Hautes Chevres 250Cumières 1er Cru Millésime 2009 Les Chenes Brut 200 Cumières 1er Cru Brut Nature 2012 110

Jacques SelosseSelosse Brut Substance Grand Cru 390 Selosse Brut Initial Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru 190

Louis RoedererLouis Roederer Cristal 2002 590 Louis Roederer Cristal 2008 360

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Marie CourtinIndulgence Extra Brut Rosé 2011 125 Concordance Blanc de Noirs Extra Brut 2012 115 Pascal Agrapart Vénus Brut Nature Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru 2008 250 Avizoise Extra Brut Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru 160 Mineral Extra Brut Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru 130

Pierlot FilsPierlot Millésime 2010 70

Pol Roger Pol Roger S. Winston Churchill 2002 340 Pol Roger S. Winston Churchill 2008 300 Pol Roger Brut Vintage 2002 150Pol Roger Réserve Magnum 220

PommeryPommery Cuvée Louise 2002 280

SalonSalon Millésime 1996 2.500 Salon Millésime 1997 1.600Salon Millésime 1999 1.500

Veuve Clicquot PonsardinLa Grande Dame Brut 2004 220

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ESPUMANTES DE PORTUGAL

Douro

VérticeVértice Millésime 2011 29Vértice Gouveio 2008 39

Método Ancestral

Luis PatoLuis Pato Baga 2014 28

Loxarel VitivinicultorsA Pel Ancestral 29

B O D E G A E L C A P R I C H O

W H I T E S & R O S É S

B O D E G A E L C A P R I C H O

W H I T E S & R O S É S

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TIERRA DE LEÓN

Margón Valdemuz Albarín 2009 60Valdemuz Albarín 2012 45Pricum Albarín 2015 25Pricum Albarín 2016 23

VINO DE LA TIERRA DE CASTILLA Y LEÓN

Ossian Ossian 2015 38

BIERZO

Castro de VentosaEl Castro de Valtuille 2016 22

La Vizcaína. Raúl Pérez y Nerea PérezLa del Vivo 2011 90La del Vivo 2013 60La del Vivo 2017 45

Raúl Pérez Ultreia la Claudina 2013 70Ultreia la Claudina 2015 60

RUEDA

Belondrade Belondrade y Lurton 2015 48Belondrade y Lurton 2016 43

Compañía de Vinos de Telmo Rodríguez Basa 2016 15El Transistor 2018 25

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MenadeMenade Adorado Solera 1967 Magnum 180Menade Sobrenatural 2014 85Menade La Misión 2016 45Menade V3 2009 145

OrdóñezNisia 2016 19

GALICIA

Monterrei

Quinta da MuradellaQuinta da Muradella 2010 80Quinta da Muradella 2012 60

Rías Baixas

Rodrigo Méndez Leirana Finca Genoveva 2016 32Leirana Finca Genoveva 2017 32

Eladio PiñeiroFrore de Carme 2009 62Frore de Carme 2015 32

Bodegas AlbamarAlbamar 2017 1969 Arrobas 2016 32 Alma de Mar 2011 55Alma de Mar 2013 45

Ribeiro

Luis A. Rodríguez VázquezViña de Martín os Pasás 2016 26

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Emilio RojoEmilio Rojo 2016 85Emilio Rojo 2017 75

Roberto Rodríguez ÁlvarezMartiñolo Trompeteiro 2015 40

Valdeorras

Rafael PalaciosO´Soro 2017 250As Sortes 2016 67

SIERRA DE SALAMANCA

Viñas Serranas El Helechal 2017 30

RIOJA

Bodegas PalacioCosme Palacio 1894 2009 100

Federico PaterninaPaternina 1950 800

Bodegas Franco EspañolasDiamante 1979 180

Marqués de MurrietaCastillo Ygay Gran Reserva 1986 650

R. López de Heredia. Viña TondoniaViña Tondonia Gran Reserva 1987 600Viña Tondonia Reserva 2001 60Viña Tondonia Reserva 2004 35

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MARCO DE JEREZ

CallejuelaFinca “las Mercedes “ 26

Equipo NavazosNavazos Nieport 2015 29

PRIORAT

Clos MogadorNelín 2008 60

The Riesling grape reigns supreme in the vineyards of Germany, the most northerly in Europe, and it slowly ripens from its vantage point on sheer terraces, such as those that overlook the rivers Moselle, Saar and Ruwer, in vines lying in the elusive German sun, seeking warmth on wildly sloping hillsides which are practically vertical. In those abrupt soils of the north it feeds its fine, elegant mineral flavour and its characteristic combination of acidity and sweetness. With the Riesling grape, nothing is too obvious; its smooth skin and the difficult climate of the country will never yield wines of great power, colour or structure. They will not dazzle us at first sight nor tell us everything at the first sip, but they will have a lot to say. Therefore, one must proceed calmly, and take time to get to know and appreciate these wines in all their facets, through long, deep conversations so that little by little this endless range of nuances and delicate flavours, on which the world-wide prestige of this grape stands, can be revealed.

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BLANCOS DEL MUNDO

BLANCOS DE ALEMANIA

Mosel

Egon MüllerScharzhofberger 6 Riesling Spätlese 2008 290Scharzhofberger 6 Riesling Spätlese 2016 230Scharzhofberger 6 Riesling Kabinett 2017 170Scharzhof Riesling 2016 53

Heymann-LöwensteinSchieferterrassen 2013 55Schieferterrassen 2016 35

Weingut KerpenKerpen Riesling Auslese 1989 75Kerpen Riesling Spätlese 2001 55

Nahe

Hermann DönnhoffHermannshöle Riesling Grosses Gewächs 2017 120Dellchen Riesling Grosses Gewächs 2017 105

Pfalz

Dr. Bürklin-WolfKirchenstück Riesling Grosses Gewächs 2016 310Gaisböhl Riesling Grosses Gewächs 2015 85Forster Riesling Tonel 80 2011 40Burkling Riesling Trocken 2017 25

Rheingau

Georg BreuerBerg Schlossberg Riesling Grosses Gewächs 2016 130

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BLANCOS DE AUSTRALIA

PenfoolsKoonuga Hill Chardonay 2016 20

BLANCOS DE AUSTRIA

Wachau

NikolaihofNikolaihof Federspiel w. Gv. 2010 35Nikolaihof Steinriesler 2002 70Nikolaihof Steinriesler 2004 75

BLANCOS DE FRANCIA

Alsacia

Hugel Riesling Grossi Laue 2011 90Gewurztraminer Grossi Laue 2010 75

Michel ChapoutierSchieferkopf Lieu-Dit Buehl 2010 50Schieferkopf Via Saint Jacques 2012 28

TrimbalhClos Saint Hune Grand Cru 2009 390

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Borgoña

Chablis

Domaine Brocard 7 Lieux Premier Cru Côte de Léchet 2014 657 Lieux Grand Cru les Preuses 2014 130

Domaine GrossotChablis 2017 30

Domaine Long-DepaquitChablis Grand Cru Moutonne 2014 150

Corton-Charlemagne

Domaine Bonneau du MartrayBonneau du Martray Grand Cru 1997 380Bonneau du Martray Grand Cru 2000 350Bonneau du Martray Grand Cru 2014 300

Bourgogne-Hautes Côtes de Nuits

Meo-CamuzetMéo-Camuzet clos Saint Philibert 2014 51

Meursault

Domaine MatrotMatrot Mersault 2013 67

Domaine Michel LafargeLafarge Mersault 2014 67

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Puligny-Montrachet

Domaine MatrotPuligny-Montrachet Premier Cru les Combettes 2016 120

Montrachet

Domaine BichotBichot Montrachet Grand Cru 2014 1.250

Bâtard-Montrachet

Domaine FaiveleyFaiveley Bâtard-Montrachet 2011 460

Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet

Domaine Olivier LeflaiveOlivier Leflaive Bienvenues Bâtard-Montrachet 2015 530

Jura

Domaine de la Pinte Sav´or Orange 2017 38

Domaine André et Mireeille TissotArbois Chardonnay le Clos Tour de Curon 2016 165Chateau Chalon 2011 140Arbois Vin Jaume en Spois 2011 Clavelin de 62 cl 145

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Burdeos

Graves

Domanie de ChevalierDomaine de Chevalier 2009 80

Château Villa Bel-AirChâteau Villa Bel-Air 2015 25Château Villa Bel-Air 2016 25

Ródano

Domaine Allain GraillotAllain Graillot 2017 35

Saboya

Jean-Yves PerónLes Barrieux 2012 70Le Petit Robe 2015 44

BLANCOS DE GRECIA

Santorini

ArgyrosEstate Argyros Cuvee Monsignori 2017 90

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BLANCOS DE NUEVA ZELANDA

Hawke´s Bay

Te mataSauvignon Blanc Estate Vineyards 2017 25

BLANCOS DE PORTUGAL

Vinho Verde

Marcial DoradoDorado 3 Lustros 39Dorado Superior 60

Anselmo MéndezCurtimenta 2011 56Curtimenta 2015 36

Beiras

Luis PatoVinhas Vellas 1991 38

BLANCOS DE SUDÁFRICA

Ashbourne

Te mataAshbourne Sauvignon Blanc & Chardonay 2017 25

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ROSADOS

TIERRA DE LEÓN

GordonzelloGurdos 2017 18

MargónPricum Barrica 2016 16

PardevallesPardevalles 2018 13

GALICIA

Facenda PradioPradio 2016 22

RIBERA DEL DUERO

Dominio del ÁguilaPícaro del Águila 2016 33

RIOJA

Baja Montaña Viñedos y BodegasArbayún 2017 17Arbayún 2017 Magnum 33

Lopez de HerediaViña Tondonia Gran Reserva 1965 650Viña Tondonia Gran Reserva 2008 180

PORTUGAL

Luis PatoLuis Pato Rosé 1992 69

B O D E G A E L C A P R I C H O

D E S S E R T W I N E S

B O D E G A E L C A P R I C H O

D E S S E R T W I N E S

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DULCES DE ESPAÑA

JEREZ

TradiciónPedro Ximénez Tradición 90Cream Tradición 74

González ByassMatusalén 30 Años 100

MÁLAGA

OrdóñezEsencia nº4 121Victoria nº 2 2014 27

MONTILLA-MORILES

Toro AlbaláDon Pedro Ximenez Convento 1946 485Don Pedro Ximenez Gran Reserva 1986 37

CASTILLA Y LEÓN

RUEDAMenadeMenade Sobrenatural 2014 70Menade 2017 21

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TIERRA DE LEÓN

MargónPricum Aldebarán 2008 30

Leyenda Del PáramoPicardías 14

GALICIA

Ribeira SacraFacenda PradioFacenda Pradio Encabezado 55

RibeiroArmán 12 0.5 42

DULCES DE FRANCIA

BURDEOS

Château D´Yquem Château D´Yquem 0,37l 2006 595Château D´Yquem 0,37l 2007 611Château D´Yquem 0,37l 2010 605Château D´Yquem 0,37l 2013 405Château D´Yquem 0,37l 2014 385

Château LiotSauternes Cuvée 79 2015 35

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DULCES DE GRECIA

SANTORINI

Canava Roussos . Vinsanto.Roussos Mavra Thiro 0.37l 1992 650

DULCES DE HUNGRÍA

TOJAK

OremusOremus Aszu 6 Puttonyos 2005 12OOremus Aszu 5 Puttonyos 2008 75

DULCES DE PORTUGAL

PORTO

Graham´sGraham´s 20 Años 60

Nieport Nieport 10 Años Tawny 65

Real Compañía VelhaRoyal 10 Años 60

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SETÚBAL

Jose Maria Da Fonseca Alambre 35

MADEIRA

BarbeitoBarbeito Boal 5 Años 0,5 l 33Barbeito 10 Años Sercial 71