10 Best Spanish Wines in the UK 2024 (Tesco, Waitrose and More)

This is by far the best wine on our list! A Gran Reserva, it's aged in the barrel for at least twenty-six months and refined in the bottle for eight years. This helps to enrich the flavours and blends, creating a journey of deep cherry which soon twists into sweet notes of vanilla, spice, and ripe fruit.

This Spanish wine is a tasting experience that you simply cannot miss. Not to mention that, while it can be drunk now, you'll be amazed at how the tastes can continue to intensify for up to ten years. 

Another popular choice in Spain, this bottle of Rioja has a natural cork closure to give it a traditional feel. It's a light and fruity red wine that fits perfectly with pasta and poultry, and would also be the ideal companion to a cheeseboard. 

After four months in an American oak cask, you can enjoy the sweet notes of vanilla with a subtle taste of cherries and strawberries, too. This award-winning Rioja by Campo Viejo is the perfect introduction to Spanish red wine,

This albariño wine is perfumed and floral while bringing a fresh, zingy hit to the palate. To go into detail, you'll taste apples, juicy spring fruits, and a touch of lemon blossom. If you're having salmon, sushi, or salad, this crisp white wine is what you need.  

While sourced from Spain, this is a Waitrose own-brand bottle and it's relatively low in alcohol units, so there's no need to worry about a rich content ruining your evening. 

This is a Cava that you may well see on your trip to Spain. It's crisp, light, and it's one of Spain's most popular drinks, sipped on the brink of New Year's Eve and sprayed in the air at celebrations. Not to mention that it's made with semi-sweet parellada grapes so you'll get the full fruity experience of traditional Spanish bubbles. 

With notes of crisp apple and pear blended with its irresistible and light bubbles, you could also enjoy this Cava on a cool autumn evening or as a pre-dinner aperitif.  

The Toro region produces tempranillo grapes with aromas of red berries and liquorice. This fruity red wine tastes like plum and cherry with sweet and spicy notes to catch you by surprise. It's a bottle that is perfectly-balanced, full-bodied and big on flavour.

You may like to pair it with red meat, a stew, or an aged cheese platter. It's also interesting to understand the history behind this wine; the grapes were hand-picked from 20 to 40-year-old vines and the winery was established in 1952.

Fancy switching it up? This winery is a lot more modern than the traditional bodegas in Spain. Along with the vibrant packaging, this bottle has much more to offer. Inside is a juicy red wine with fruity redcurrant, cherry, and blackberry notes, complimented by violet and lilac aromas. 

It suits a warm palate and makes the perfect companion to any winter dinner, especially because of the balsamic undertones you taste when you air out the wine. 

Even though this is a white wine, it actually has bright straw-yellow hues, setting it aside to others on the list. It's citrusy on the nose and is accompanied by fruity flavours like apricot, apple, and pear. Experts have said that it holds an impressive structure upon entering the mouth, with a punch of texture and taste. 

To get the most out of this wine, try it with white fish and rice, or perhaps a green vegetable or shrimp salad. It's a little pricey in comparison to other white wines on our list, but as a Friday night treat, it's more than worth it. 

Smooth, rich, and full-bodied are just a few ways to describe this beautiful red wine. Originating from Aragon, the garnacha grapes are harvested in the last week of September to then be fermented and transformed into a fruity winter wine. 

With notes of spicy dark plum and cherry aromas, you can enjoy this tipple with steak or hearty dishes, or even warm it up as a hot mulled wine. It hasn't had many ratings on Tesco website, but the ones that it has received so far are all 5-star!

This white wine from La Rioja has soft botanical aromas with a touch of tropical fruit. It's recommended that you pair this with some salmon or a light chicken dish to get the most out of the flavours. It's a screw top bottle with just 9.4 units of alcohol per 75 cl so it's a reliable option for a lunchtime treat. 

Again, though this is an affordable own-brand supermarket option, it isn't clear which grapes are used – although it is a blend of grapes from the Rioja area which is a promising combination for a dry white. 

This wine is light and fruity with a subtle hint of zingy citrus. It's a refreshing wine, best for warm summer evenings and paired with a meaty piece of white fish or chicken. With 68 online reviews putting this at 4.5 stars, it's clearly a winner in the taste department. 

While we're not sure which grapes are used, nor the region it came from, we think that this is an affordable Spanish white wine that you might like to try.