by The Yummy Bull | Oct 14, 2022 | wineries
A few months ago, I visited Fenavin, the most important Spanish wine fair in the world. I have always liked Mentrida PDO wines, so I decided to stop and try Almavid, a small family winery located in Valmojado (Toledo) and one of the few of the PDO that produces 100%...
by The Yummy Bull | Jun 8, 2022 | Companies, Companies
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 | Companies, Featured, Wines, 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 | Dec 20, 2021 | Chefs, Featured, Featured, Featured, restaurants
Two Michelin, specifically. They don’t belong to him but to Smoked Room. His older cousin in Madrid has just made history by achieving this recognition with just under six months of life. What he started with “what could we do with this little corner that we...
by The Yummy Bull | Sep 20, 2021 | entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs, 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 | Jul 27, 2021 | wineries, wineries, Wines, Z-EN
In Aragon, a well-known region in the NE of Spain, it’s uncommon to find a winery with two wins and the name of a saint as its logo. Legend says that Saint Frontonio was beheaded on the banks of the Ebro river, but his head sailed upriver instead of downstream. This...
