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The most comprehensive and up-to-date source of information available about the region and its wines, and required reading for lovers of fine wines and beautiful, unspoilt countryside. In addition to introducing you to the delights of Rioja wine, the author takes you on a guided tour through this charming region, its history, architecture, villages, wildlife and warm-hearted, friendly people.

This bright orange scarf print kimono was handmade in San Diego, CA with a super soft, semi-sheer chiffon . Featuring pockets and a matching waist tie, you can style this piece in at least 10 ways. For live action kimono styling suggestions, check out Jennafer Grace kimono styling resources! Machine wash cold, gentle, and hang dry.

Knitted Wool Shirt Aiden offers pure luxury for the discerning gentleman. Made from the finest quality merino, we source our yarn from Filivivi (Estd. 1817), Vicenza, Italy. Taking inspiration from classic cuts, this timeless knit is made to become a wardrobe staple, that will look great for years to come. Dressed up or down, this long sleeve classic button through knitted shirt looks equally stylish worn on its own or layered over a shirt. Button Through Knitted Shirt 100% Italian spun extra fine merino wool jumper Yarn – Filivivi (Estd. 1817), Vicenza, Italy Lightweight (310g) 12 gauge knitted fabric Made in our factory in India Benefits of wearing extra fine merino Crease resistant fabric which holds its colour and shape Thermoregulating, wicking and comfortable to wear straight to skin Does not require intensive washing as natural good bacteria help to self clean wool Carbon neutral, biodegradable and sustainable Fabric Care Hand wash with gentle detergent, wool or baby shampoo Lay flat to dry on a towel. Apply a gentle iron with a slow steam Dry flat Do not tumble dry

Knitted Wool Shirt Aiden offers pure luxury for the discerning gentleman. Made from the finest quality merino, we source our yarn from Filivivi (Estd. 1817), Vicenza, Italy. Taking inspiration from classic cuts, this timeless knit is made to become a wardrobe staple, that will look great for years to come. Dressed up or down, this long sleeve classic button through knitted shirt looks equally stylish worn on its own or layered over a shirt. Button Through Knitted Shirt 100% Italian spun extra fine merino wool jumper Yarn – Filivivi (Estd. 1817), Vicenza, Italy Lightweight (310g) 12 gauge knitted fabric Made in our factory in India Benefits of wearing extra fine merino Crease resistant fabric which holds its colour and shape Thermoregulating, wicking and comfortable to wear straight to skin Does not require intensive washing as natural good bacteria help to self clean wool Carbon neutral, biodegradable and sustainable Fabric Care Hand wash with gentle detergent, wool or baby shampoo Lay flat to dry on a towel. Apply a gentle iron with a slow steam Dry flat Do not tumble dry

Knitted Wool Shirt Aiden offers pure luxury for the discerning gentleman. Made from the finest quality merino, we source our yarn from Filivivi (Estd. 1817), Vicenza, Italy. Taking inspiration from classic cuts, this timeless knit is made to become a wardrobe staple, that will look great for years to come. Dressed up or down, this long sleeve classic button through knitted shirt looks equally stylish worn on its own or layered over a shirt. Button Through Knitted Shirt 100% Italian spun extra fine merino wool jumper Yarn – Filivivi (Estd. 1817), Vicenza, Italy Lightweight (310g) 12 gauge knitted fabric Made in our factory in India Benefits of wearing extra fine merino Crease resistant fabric which holds its colour and shape Thermoregulating, wicking and comfortable to wear straight to skin Does not require intensive washing as natural good bacteria help to self clean wool Carbon neutral, biodegradable and sustainable Fabric Care Hand wash with gentle detergent, wool or baby shampoo Lay flat to dry on a towel. Apply a gentle iron with a slow steam Dry flat Do not tumble dry

Knitted Wool Shirt Aiden offers pure luxury for the discerning gentleman. Made from the finest quality merino, we source our yarn from Filivivi (Estd. 1817), Vicenza, Italy. Taking inspiration from classic cuts, this timeless knit is made to become a wardrobe staple, that will look great for years to come. Dressed up or down, this long sleeve classic button through knitted shirt looks equally stylish worn on its own or layered over a shirt. Button Through Knitted Shirt 100% Italian spun extra fine merino wool jumper Yarn – Filivivi (Estd. 1817), Vicenza, Italy Lightweight (310g) 12 gauge knitted fabric Made in our factory in India Benefits of wearing extra fine merino Crease resistant fabric which holds its colour and shape Thermoregulating, wicking and comfortable to wear straight to skin Does not require intensive washing as natural good bacteria help to self clean wool Carbon neutral, biodegradable and sustainable Fabric Care Hand wash with gentle detergent, wool or baby shampoo Lay flat to dry on a towel. Apply a gentle iron with a slow steam Dry flat Do not tumble dry

Knitted Wool Shirt Aiden offers pure luxury for the discerning gentleman. Made from the finest quality merino, we source our yarn from Filivivi (Estd. 1817), Vicenza, Italy. Taking inspiration from classic cuts, this timeless knit is made to become a wardrobe staple, that will look great for years to come. Dressed up or down, this long sleeve classic button through knitted shirt looks equally stylish worn on its own or layered over a shirt. Button Through Knitted Shirt 100% Italian spun extra fine merino wool jumper Yarn – Filivivi (Estd. 1817), Vicenza, Italy Lightweight (310g) 12 gauge knitted fabric Made in our factory in India Benefits of wearing extra fine merino Crease resistant fabric which holds its colour and shape Thermoregulating, wicking and comfortable to wear straight to skin Does not require intensive washing as natural good bacteria help to self clean wool Carbon neutral, biodegradable and sustainable Fabric Care Hand wash with gentle detergent, wool or baby shampoo Lay flat to dry on a towel. Apply a gentle iron with a slow steam Dry flat Do not tumble dry

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Rioja, a breathtaking region of northern Spain, produces some of the best wines. This exceptionally beautiful illustrated volume pays tribute to Riojan winemaking and culture--and it is the only wine book endorsed by the Riojan government. Ana Fabiano has traveled the world representing Riojan wines, and this work is the fruit of 20 years of research. She delved into Castilian books, conducted interviews with local experts, and spoke with generations of winemakers.  The result is a book from the heart that provides a historical overview of the area along with up-to-the-moment information on each valley, including its bodegas, grape varietals, wines, and producers. To enhance enjoyment of these wonderful wines, Fabiano provides a food section with recipes and pairings.

The Viña Ardanza is one of our preferred Spanish wines! About the Rioja Alta region. Suitable weather allowed for excellent canopy development and plant health throughout the growing cycle, which resulted in optimal ripening balance. These magnificent conditions offered fresh, elegant wines, with an intense fruit load, very silky, balanced tannins and a remarkable aptitude for aging. The Blend.. The Tempranillo (78%) comes from 30-year-old vines in our Cuesta (Cenicero) and Montecillo (Fuenmayor

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Over the last few decades Spain has become one of the most exciting wine-producing countries in the world. Indeed, such has been the growth in the number of producers that it is no longer possible to cover the whole country in one book. Although rightly famed for the wines of Rioja, the north of Spain has even more to offer the wine adventurer. Criss-crossed by rivers, its landscape ranges from the dramatic Pyrenees in the north-east to the low inlets of the Atlantic coast in the west. Growers – and consumers – can enjoy a diversity of terroirs and an exciting array of native varieties.This long-overdue introduction to the wines of northern Spain explores the changes, starting in the west, where the wineries of Galicia – from Rías Baixas to Valdeorras – have multiplied, while Bierzo is building a reputation for aromatic, refreshing reds, and Castilla y León is home to a growing number of individual, top quality producers. Travelling east, the success of Ribera del Duero has attracted investors from outside the region, all eager to gain a share of the limelight, while Aragón is busy building an international reputation for its venerable bush vine Garnachas. Across the country, a new generation is joining established producers in a remarkable blossoming of fine wines.Award-winning Spanish wine specialist Sarah Jane Evans MW brings the wine regions alive, with extensive producer profiles to reflect the birth of a new era for this country’s wines. Established and well-known estates mingle on the page with newer makers and small producers to provide a thoroughly up-to-date and indispensable reference.For all wine enthusiasts keen to explore this region – whether in person or from a favourite armchair – The wines of northern Spain is essential reading.

A newly updated guide to Northern Spain that ranges from the Basque Lands to the beaches of southern Galicia. This thoroughly researched guide has area and city maps and practical information, illustrated stories on local food specialities and crafts of the region with traditional recipes and shoppers' tips.

Over the last few decades Spain has become one of the most exciting wine-producing countries in the world. Indeed, such has been the growth in the number of producers that it is no longer possible to cover the whole country in one book. Although rightly famed for the wines of Rioja, the north of Spain has even more to offer the wine adventurer. Criss-crossed by rivers, its landscape ranges from the dramatic Pyrenees in the north-east to the low inlets of the Atlantic coast in the west. Growers – and consumers – can enjoy a diversity of terroirs and an exciting array of native varieties.This long-overdue introduction to the wines of northern Spain explores the changes, starting in the west, where the wineries of Galicia – from Rías Baixas to Valdeorras – have multiplied, while Bierzo is building a reputation for aromatic, refreshing reds, and Castilla y León is home to a growing number of individual, top quality producers. Travelling east, the success of Ribera del Duero has attracted investors from outside the region, all eager to gain a share of the limelight, while Aragón is busy building an international reputation for its venerable bush vine Garnachas. Across the country, a new generation is joining established producers in a remarkable blossoming of fine wines.Award-winning Spanish wine specialist Sarah Jane Evans MW brings the wine regions alive, with extensive producer profiles to reflect the birth of a new era for this country’s wines. Established and well-known estates mingle on the page with newer makers and small producers to provide a thoroughly up-to-date and indispensable reference.For all wine enthusiasts keen to explore this region – whether in person or from a favourite armchair – The wines of northern Spain is essential reading.

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The most in-depth guide available to the exceptional wines of Spain. Spain produces some of the finest wines in the world, yet twenty years ago it was known internationally only for sherry and rioja. Today, however, world-class wines are produced in Costers del Segre, Navarra, Peneds, Priorato, Ribera del Duero, and Somontano, to name just a few areas that are covered in this comprehensive book. Julian Jeffs, one of Europe's foremost writers on wine, traveled all over Spain looking for fine vineyards in remote places. He sought out and evaluated the many varieties as he also researched modern Spain's impressive methods of vinification, which have helped Spanish wines progress in just a generation from being little known and poorly regarded to becoming recognized as among the world's best. Ranging from the wines of Catalonia (such as Ampurdn- Costa Brava) to the varieties of southeastern Spain (such as Valencia and Jumilla) to the wines of the Canary Islands, this is the one book on Spanish wine for both the novice and the expert.

A Sustainable Bodega and Hotel in Rioja presents the studio of the Yale Edward P. Bass Distinguished Visiting Architecture Fellowship taught by John Spence, entrepreneur and chairman of Karma Resorts worldwide with architect Andy Bow, a senior partner at Foster & Partners in London; environmental engineer Patrick Bellew, principal of Atelier Ten; and Timothy Newton of the Yale faculty. The studio proposed designs for a world-class winery and hotel complex in Rioja, Spain where wineries are both vernacular and exuberant in design.The students were challenged to address social, economic, and environmental sustainability in a holistic and integrated way. The project resulted in a range of strategies to sustainably harvest, engage local workforce, integrate landscape, and source materials responsibly. The project features attractions and symbiotic food production to facilitate tourist visits. Edited by Henry Chan and Nina Rappaport the book is designed by MGMT.design and is distributed by Actar D.

Spain produces some of the finest wines in the world, yet twenty years ago it was known only for sherry and rioja. Today, however, world-class wines are produced in Costers del Segre, Navarra, Peneds, Priorato, Ribera del Duero, and Somontano, to name just a few areas that are covered in this comprehensive book. Julian Jeffs, one of Europe's foremost writers on wine, traveled all over Spain looking for fine vineyards in remote places. He sought out and evaluated the many varieties as he also researched modern Spain's impressive methods of vinification, which have helped Spanish wines progress in just a generation from being little known and poorly regarded to becoming recognized as among the world's best.

The New Spain brings the reader up-to-date with this country's fast-changing wine scene. The dramatic leap in quality in the vineyards of Spain in recent years makes this a timely examination of the country's wine. The New Spain offers a region-by-region tour, ranging from classics such as Rioja and sherry to relative newcomers such as Ribera del Duero and Navarra. Includes a guide to vineyard classification, grapes, soil, climate, and winemaking processes.