100% Garnacha Tinta – D.O. Navarra. Viña Zorzal calls this 2025 Garnacha a vino de comarca histórica: a wine assembled from Corella, Cintruénigo, Fitero and Lerga to express a broader landscape rather than an individual parcel.
This month we have another island wine. Mallorca is an island of limestone, sea wind, and hard Mediterranean light: Manto Negro/Merlot/Syrah/Cabernet Sauvignon, Vi de la Terra Mallorca
Rioja DOCa sits along the Ebro Valley, where Atlantic air from the west meets warmer Mediterranean influences, with mountains on either side tempering extremes and giving the region its long, steady growing season.
The exceptionally wet, cold and stormy January/February led to closed schools and a lot of cancelled activities for all of us.
Property owners considering a sale on the Costa Tropical often focus on timing and demand. However, in practice, the final sale price is frequently influenced by decisions made much earlier in the process.
We often forget that we breathe between twelve and twenty times every single minute. With every single breath, we aren’t just taking in oxygen – ingested along with it is the world’s scent.
On the World Premature Day, November 17th this year, several “abuelas de Los Nórdicos” from Almuñecar learn about the incredible work of the Neonatal Unit of the University Hospital San Cecilio of Granada.
In the October edition of the Seaside Gazette we published an excursion guide to the Sierra de La Sagra Natural Park.
Bodegas Barahonda Heredad Candela/Petit Verdot. D.O. Yecla: French grapes have a way of slipping across borders — no passport, no papers — and setting up shop in some of Spain’s sunniest corners.
The dream of living by the sea is one many share, but few truly realize. If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve taken that leap and are now enjoying life on the stunning Costa Tropical.