* News Updates
* Special offers
* Post reviews
Create Account

Rueda Wines | Prices, Types & Reviews

Written By: Brian Freedman on Wednesday, January 24, 2007

Rueda is primarily white wine country, and these delicious, fruity wines are as easy to drink and as fun to taste as any in Spain. They are generally made from the local variety Verdejo, though other varieties may be added to the blend. Sauvignon Blanc, that most popular of white grape varieties these days, is also seeing an upsurge in popularity in Rueda, and coming years should see an increase in the number and variety of Sauvignon Blanc-based wines available to the public. Among red wines, Tempranillo is the most important varietal, though even this most Spanish of grapes plays second fiddle to its white cousins.

Want to find the perfect Rueda Wine? Visit our 'Classic Rueda Wines at a Classic Price' feature where we hand pick great tasting Rueda Wines

Send to a Friend Add to: Digg Add to: Del.icio.us

 Related Videos for Rueda Wines | Prices, Types & Reviews

 1  2  3  4  5 ...  Next >> 

Le Bec-Fin Interview and Wine Tasting with Christophe Tassan Le Bec-Fin Interview and Wine Tasting with Christophe Tassan
Posted on Monday, March 19, 2007

Today we visit Le Bec-Fin, one of the finest restaurants in the world. And we're honored to be joined by Christophe Tassan, M.O.F. Sommelier and...read more

Le Bec-Fin Food and Wine Pairing Le Bec-Fin Food and Wine Pairing
Posted on Monday, March 19, 2007

With a multi-layered dish like Le Bec-Fin's seafood risotto with chorizo emulsion, how are you supposed to pick a wine that will pair well with...read more

Opening and Pouring Wine Opening and Pouring Wine
Posted on Monday, March 19, 2007

It sometimes seems like there are a thousand rules for appropriately opening and pouring wine. In this program, Brian demystifies the process, and tells you...read more


 

  Be the first to comment on this article

You need to log into your ClassicWines account to leave a comment on this article. You can log in here. If you do not have a Classic Wines account you can sign up here.