Spanish wines to look out for this week

This column is a massive fan of the wines of Spain. In my opinion, Spain currently offers the best value (price versus quality) of any wine-producing nation.

This week, however, I want to talk about a group of producers that are not obviously cheap (few of their wines cost under €15), although they can still offer excellent value in their price range.

Spain’s highest appellation, Vinos de Pago, was introduced in 2003 and is only given to single-estate vineyards, rather than to whole regions. Hence, many of the Pagos are in places such as La Mancha and Valencia, and lesser known parts of Spain.