Peña Garnacha 2025
Spain’s old bush vines should be regarded as national treasures – they don’t produce many grapes, but those they do have incredibly concentrated flavour and richness. And it's that old-vine magic that shines in Peña Garnacha.
It’s named after a festival that takes place in San Roque each year, when locals dress in colours representing their tribe or club (peña). A sea of purple represents the growers, vineyard workers and winemakers, all celebrating the grape they call their own – Garnacha.
Norrel Robertson MW, known locally as El Escocés Volante or ‘the Flying Scotsman’, is a huge fan of Garnacha and the man behind Peña. Enjoy this full, smooth red wine with lamb cutlets (chuletillas) or a sausage casserole and become the newest Peña member!
Spain’s old bush vines should be regarded as national treasures – they don’t produce many grapes, but those they do have incredibly concentrated flavour and richness. And it's that old-vine magic that shines in Peña Garnacha.
It’s named after a festival that takes place in San Roque each year, when locals dress in colours representing their tribe or club (peña). A sea of purple represents the growers, vineyard workers and winemakers, all celebrating the grape they call their own – Garnacha.
Norrel Robertson MW, known locally as El Escocés Volante or ‘the Flying Scotsman’, is a huge fan of Garnacha and the man behind Peña. Enjoy this full, smooth red wine with lamb cutlets (chuletillas) or a sausage casserole and become the newest Peña member!
