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  2021 Rioja ‘Hado’, Bodegas Y Viñedos Pujanza

  £1995

  Deep ruby with violet edges, this Rioja opens with aromas of black cherry, plum, and violets, underpinned by spice and fresh earth. The palate is vibrant and structured – ripe fruit carried by fine tannins and lifted acidity, leaving a long, mineral-driven finish.

  For when: you want Rioja’s richness with a modern, lifted edge.
  Pairs with: lamb chops, jamón Ibérico, or grilled vegetables.
  If this wine were a person, it’d be sharp-suited but with sneakers underneath.

  Pujanza is a boutique winery in Laguardia, in Rioja Alavesa, known for crafting precise, terroir-driven wines. Their vineyards sit on limestone soils at high altitude, bringing freshness and finesse to Tempranillo. This wine is a contemporary take on Rioja – polished, elegant, and pure.

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  2020 Finca Valdepoleo Rioja, Bodegas Y Viñedos Pujanza

  £2800

  Deep ruby with garnet edges, Finca Valdepoleo offers aromas of ripe plum, black cherry and blackberry, lifted by violet, spice and a touch of graphite. The palate is refined and harmonious with dark fruit flowing smoothly into fine-grained tannins, with a mineral edge and fresh acidity carrying it all to a long, elegant finish. Balanced and poised, it shows the modern face of Rioja.

  For when: you want a wine that feels composed from start to finish.
  Pairs with: roast lamb, game birds, or aged Manchego.
  If this wine were a mood, it’d be calm confidence – assured but never loud.

  Pujanza, based in Laguardia in Rioja Alavesa, is known for expressing vineyard character with clarity and finesse. Finca Valdepoleo is sourced from a single 40-year-old vineyard at 630m altitude, planted entirely to Tempranillo on limestone-clay soils. It’s a wine of place, precision, and understated power.

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  2021 La Paul Rioja, Bodegas Y Viñedos Pujanza

  £4200

  Deep ruby with violet hues, La Paul opens with aromas of black cherry, wild berries and violets, layered with spice, mineral earth and a touch of cedar. The palate is vibrant and precise with juicy red fruit framed by firm but polished tannins and lifted acidity. Structured yet graceful, it finishes long, savoury and mineral, true to its high-altitude Rioja Alavesa roots.

  For when: you want Rioja with energy and elegance.
  Pairs with: lamb cutlets, chargrilled vegetables, or manchego with quince.
  If this wine were a personality, it’d be sharp-suited but full of warmth once you get talking.

  Pujanza is a boutique bodega in Laguardia, Rioja Alavesa, focused on single-vineyard wines that highlight the region’s limestone soils and cool climate. La Paul comes from a vineyard planted in 1976 at 600m altitude, giving Tempranillo with precision, minerality, and distinctive finesse.

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  2018 Norte Rioja, Bodegas Y Viñedos Pujanza

  £5595

  Inky ruby with violet highlights, Norte is intense from the start with aromas of blackcurrant, blueberry, and wild herbs layered with graphite, spice, and a subtle floral lift. The palate is powerful yet precise, dense dark fruit wrapped in taut acidity and firm, sculpted tannins. There’s a cool, stony thread running through, carrying the wine to a long, mineral-driven finish that speaks of its mountain terroir.

  For when: you want Rioja with altitude, attitude, and staying power.
  Pairs with: ribeye steak, roast venison, or slow-cooked lamb shoulder.
  If this wine were a landscape, it’d be a dramatic limestone ridge against a clear blue sky.

  Pujanza’s Norte comes from a single 2.7-hectare vineyard planted at 720m – one of the highest in Rioja Alavesa – where Tempranillo grows on thin limestone soils under extreme conditions. It’s a wine of focus, depth, and striking individuality, showing why Pujanza has become a benchmark for modern Rioja.

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  2015 Cisma Rioja, Bodegas Y Viñedos Pujanza

  £12500

  Deep garnet with ruby flashes, Cisma opens with layered aromas of black plum, cassis, and dried cherry, woven with cedar, tobacco leaf, and a subtle floral lift. The palate is intense yet refined with concentrated dark fruit framed by firm, polished tannins and savoury spice. Matured notes of leather and graphite add complexity, leading into a long, mineral finish. A Rioja of depth, elegance, and remarkable longevity.

  For when: you want a wine that commands the room without raising its voice.
  Pairs with: roast lamb with rosemary, venison loin, or aged Manchego.
  If this wine were a personality, it would be discreetly powerful – the kind you notice most once the room goes quiet.

  Pujanza’s Cisma is a rare single-vineyard bottling from old Tempranillo vines planted in 1973 on limestone soils at 600m in Rioja Alavesa. Produced only in the finest years, it represents the pinnacle of the estate’s philosophy: purity, terroir, and age-worthy elegance.

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