by The Yummy Bull | Jun 8, 2022 | Featured, Featured, wineries
Bodegas familiares de Rioja has spent more than three decades trying to escape the long shadow of Rioja wine success. And trying to show that the best known Spanish wine region is simultaneously the most unknown They arrived in Madrid and put on the beret. And they...
by The Yummy Bull | May 19, 2022 | entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs, Featured, Wines, Wines
We look at the moment that Spanish wineries are living in the US through the eyes of a true pioneer: Almudena de Llaguno. Almudena founded in 1985 with Steve Metzler Classical Wines from Spain, the first Spanish wine importing company in the country. Since then they...
by The Yummy Bull | Nov 20, 2021 | Organic farming, Products
To get to the little town of Letur in the southeast of Spain you must travel more than an hour from Albacete, the closest big city along a winding road parallel to the Segura River, which was strangely familiar to me despite being the first time I visited. Arriving in...
by The Yummy Bull | Sep 20, 2021 | entrepreneurs, Events, Festivals, Healthy life, The yummy chronicles, Z-EN
There was an uncontained joy in the environment and very special energy. It was the first time in a long time that exhibitors participating in Organic Food Iberia left their virtual bubble to participate in a brick-and-mortar fair. Those fairs in which samples of wine...
by The Yummy Bull | Sep 1, 2021 | Companies, Companies, Companies, Companies, Companies, Companies, Z-EN, Z-EN, Z-EN
Not many know that Aragon, the Northeast under the radar Spanish region, has been producing rice since the 19th century. Although, indeed, its cultivation is quite a testimonial. Around 4,500 hectares compared to other communities such as Delta del Ebro, Valencia,...
by The Yummy Bull | Sep 18, 2019 | Festivals, Food Images, Products, Products, Wines
Elena F. Guiral Teruel has a millenary agri-food culture developed in an arid, cold and hard land with the particular characteristics of the High Desert: heights estimated between 2,000 and 4,000 ft (600 and 1,300 meters) with short and very hot summers and...
