WSET Bitesize - What are Spain's main wine regions?

Did you know that the Spanish wine industry dates back at least 3,000 years and Spain has the largest vineyard plantings in the world? Join us for an introduction to the main wine producing regions of Spain. We will learn where the key grape growing areas are located, the main grapes and wine styles produced, and how these vary across the country.
You can find out more about our courses and where to study via our website: bit.ly/3B1IJj9
See WSET's upcoming events and register for your free place here: bit.ly/3B1CEDa
This event does not necessarily constitute official WSET course material and should not be used as such.
This video is for educational purposes only, please drink responsibly. www.drinkaware.co.uk/

[@francislematt7079]

I was looking for such an easy intro to the Spanish wines. Very useful info. Thanks!

[@ariannasimone5685]

Always very clear! Thank you!

[@ricardorodriguez5549]

Thank you so much for this great presentation. The wines of Spain are so varied that this breakdown of very helpful.

[@machinesoulrecords]

Thank you - great presentation!

[@emmaberildlundblad3828]

Great presentation!

[@hasanhuseyinzengin8489]

spanish wines always in first place when it comes quality-price to compare and very delicious wines.

[@cristobalsanchez4339]

Nothing to say about congrats for you seminar!!!, but it should have been a good opportunity to pinpoint where in Spain you can find a really enjoyable sparkling Cavas, Extremadura and Valencia, For example, as well a good opportunity to say that fortified wines in Montilla-Moriles with a really high value for money, Regards

[@joe-zp7ge]

love the varieties but mencia is climbing in popularity

[@josefernandezcarrillo1934]

En Rioja, no existe el termino "genérico" Es joven. Vino joven.

[@Lacteagalaxia]

Spain the best wines in the world in quality- price relation and the second best un quality- perhaps only surpassed by the french ; for its culture and ancient tradition and its characteristics of the land there something for all pockets

[@tomseiler2408]

Nice overview. But as a wine educator you really need to spend some time watching some videos of Spanish wine in Castellano to get the pronunciations for the place names! Among others, not sure why you Brits pronounce Rrrrri OH Ha as Rioka. Imagine me pronouncing the river in London as the THhames....

[@c.e.harvey1006]

I thought I was hearing wrong. How hard is it to say HA! 🤷🏽‍♀️