There are far too many excellent organic Spanish wine options to list them all! One of the best is Albariño, wine with its slight hint of salt from the sea spray. Albet I. Noya pioneered Spain’s first organic wines, and the bottles produced by his estate are on-par with the best wines in the world.
For value, look for organic wines from central Spain’s La Mancha region. If you want a good sparkling wine, you’ll want the bottles from Penedes (formerly known as Cavas).
There’s nothing like Tempranillo Tempranillo for a high quality Spanish red, and it is one of the best Spanish organic wine options for anyone! The full-bodied flavours of the wine make it a delight on the palate. But it’s Rioja that stands out from the rest, thanks to their combination of fruity and earthy flavours, and widespread careful use of oak barrels for ageing.

For blends, you’ll love the wines of Priorat. They have a fruit forward flavour more similar to New World wines, and you can taste the sun and slate soil in which the vines grow. The hardy vines produce amazing grapes, and even better wines!