Lanchester Wines Portfolio 2023
Lanchester Wines is one of the UK’s leading wine importers and wine wholesalers. We supply a wide range of quality and premium wines to the on trade and off trade. Still family owned – and now part of a group of companies with global reach – our customers range from pubs, clubs, bars and hotel chains right up to high street retailers, supermarkets and national pub and restaurant operators. Our extensive wine collection includes high quality wines from all corners of the world and we work with some of the leading wine producers across the globe to make sure we are always offering the best quality wine at the best price. This is our 2023 wine and spirits portfolio, with products available to trade customers. Please visit our website for more details www.lanchesterwines.co.uk
Lanchester Wines is one of the UK’s leading wine importers and wine wholesalers.
We supply a wide range of quality and premium wines to the on trade and off trade. Still family owned – and now part of a group of companies with global reach – our customers range from pubs, clubs, bars and hotel chains right up to high street retailers, supermarkets and national pub and restaurant operators.
Our extensive wine collection includes high quality wines from all corners of the world and we work with some of the leading wine producers across the globe to make sure we are always offering the best quality wine at the best price.
This is our 2023 wine and spirits portfolio, with products available to trade customers. Please visit our website for more details www.lanchesterwines.co.uk
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Spain<br />
Spain offers a<br />
diverse range<br />
of styles and<br />
flavours, from<br />
rich, fullbodied<br />
reds to<br />
crisp, refreshing<br />
whites<br />
Spain is home to 13% of the world’s<br />
total vineyards making it the<br />
world’s largest producer by area,<br />
but only third by volume.<br />
More than 60% of all Cava produced<br />
in Spain is exported.<br />
Rioja wine has four categories,<br />
based on age: Genérico, Crianza,<br />
Reserva, and Gran Reserva.<br />
Spanish wines are known for their complexity, depth,<br />
and character. They offer a diverse range of styles and<br />
flavours, from the rich, full-bodied reds of Rioja and<br />
Ribera del Duero to the crisp, refreshing whites of Rueda<br />
and Galicia. The country’s fortified wines, such as Sherry,<br />
are also world-renowned for their complex flavours and<br />
long aging potential.<br />
Like many other countries, the heat was extreme in<br />
vintage 2022 and a new heat record was set in Spain.<br />
This meant that harvest in some places started as early<br />
as late July. It is expected that vineyards with coastal<br />
influence or higher altitudes will perform better as they<br />
often are cooler than other vineyards.<br />
When phylloxera hit in the 1860’s many winemakers<br />
from Bordeaux took the first train and ended up in a<br />
small town called Haro, which is now considered to be<br />
the ‘wine capital’ of Rioja. When French winemakers<br />
arrived they introduced new techniques and changed<br />
winemaking in Rioja. Previously the wines of Rioja made<br />
bulk wines but the French are to thank for the amazing<br />
wines coming from this region. If you take a bottle<br />
of Bordeaux and a bottle of Rioja many of the same<br />
characteristics will show, often making it difficult to<br />
differentiate the wines in blind tastings.
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