Our Wines

...sweet dark fruits, peony, violet, spices and loamy earth scents...

Bodegas Lambuena is a family run business founded in 1989 by three siblings who make up the core of the winery team. The eldest, Andrés is the vine grower, Ana and Pedro the oenologists.

From 100% Tinta del Pais (Tempranillo), the Lambuena Tinto shows intense cherry red with purple touches, deep with intense glycerol presence.

Bodegas Lambuena is a family run business founded in 1989 by three siblings who make up the core of the winery team. The eldest, Andrés is the vine grower, Ana and Pedro the oenologists.

The Lambuena Crianza is vinified from 90% Tinta del Pais (Tempranillo) and 10% Cabernet and Merlot

Bodegas Lambuena is a family run business founded in 1989 by three siblings who make up the core of the winery team. The eldest, Andrés is the vine grower, Ana and Pedro the oenologists. 90% Tinta del Pais (Tempranillo) 10% Cabernet / Merlot Bright ruby red with purple tones.

Rated the best Champagne-style sparkling wine in the new world at a tasting organised by acclaimed British wine consultant and journalist Stephen Spurrier.

aromas of earthy minerals, with notes of ripe red berry fruit, tar, liquorice and cigar-box

"dark fruit and hints of ground coffee and chocolate lead to a medium to full-bodied, velvety palate"

Located in the rugged, sun-drenched heart of southern France's Languedoc region, Chemin d'Angely is a top quality co-operative winery, working with a number of the best small growers in the area.

"rich and expansive, offering bags of supple, succulent fruit"

Like its red sibling, Chemin d'Angely's Chardonnay also won Gold last year - this time at France's Concours National des Vins - which is particularly impressive when you consider that the wine falls under France's simplest IGP appellation.

Exquisitely fresh, light, delicate and effervescent small-grower Prosecco

Lemon zest, laced with musky, jasmine-like floral nuances.

The name 'Greywacke' was adopted by Kevin for his first Marlborough vineyard, located in Rapaura, in recognition of the high prevalence of rounded greywacke river stones in the soils of the vineyard.