Don Kavanagh, from Wine-Searcher has explained that: \u201cThe quality-price ratio that our best-value rankings are based on is worked out by an algorithm, so it tends to be pretty purist in its results.\u201d<\/p>\n
A mathematical result that allows us to know great value wines for the consumer among the immense possibilities that we can find in the market. Besides that result, wine searcher has added that: \u201cwe decided that there should be a human element in all this, if only to ensure we had some wines that offered a little more than small change from a $50. And what we found were five absolute gems. Get ’em while they’re hot.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cAn affordable and superb wine, a real gem\u201d with 93 points 93 points for an average price of $24.<\/strong><\/p>\n Our most Mediterranean wine is highly appreciated in the east coast of Spain and thank to these news its popularity is raising year after year. El Sequ\u00e9 is a fleshy wine that satisfies the identity of the Monastrell variety from the old vineyards of El Sequ\u00e9. Produced from 100 % estate-grown fruit, this wine has a clear Mediterranean influence, with warm and calm nuances of black fruit and soft aromas and tastes of balsamic and aromatic plants. This is a wine with an authentic Mediterranean character.<\/p>\n This is how Wine Searcher describes it:<\/p>\n 1. 2014 Artadi El Seque, Alicante, Spain<\/strong>: We start in Spain with Juan Carlos L\u00f3pez de Lacalle\u2019s Rioja-based winery Artadi. It\u2019s an interesting proposition, with a focus on Rioja, but plenty of interesting vineyards in other parts of Spain, too. Alicante, where this Monastrell (AKA Mourv\u00e8dre) comes from is more famous for its hordes of British holidaymakers, but this wine offers superb value: 93 points for an average price of $24.<\/p>\n Full article at wine-searcher: : The World’s Best Value Wines<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n James Suckling chooses 7 of Artadi’s wines among the Best Spanish Wines<\/a><\/p>\nRELATED ARTICLES<\/h5>\n
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