This is a quite beautiful iteration of Garnacha (Grenache) with bags of energy and bright, youthful fruit across the nose and palate. Expect a ripe, almost Fruit Pastille-Haribo quality to the fruit with lots of freshness. This is a fabulous example of a Joven-style red, with soft, powdery tannins and a lovely concentration of flavour.

Bodegas Burgo Viejo is a multi-award-winning outfit in Spain's most famous wine region: Rioja. The estate was conceived in the late 1980s when a group of six winegrowing families joined forces, combining the strength of over 200 hectares of vineyards and centuries of collective winemaking experience and as a result, the quality and breadth of the Burgo Viejo portfolio is not something to be sniffed at. The estate is planted with Rioja's usual suspects, from Tempranillo, Garnacha (Grenache) and Graciano on the red side of the spectrum, to Viura (Macabeo) and Tempranillo Blanco on the white, many of which are grown and farmed according to organic practice. Head winemaker Gorka Etxebarria meticulously oversees the production of Burgo Viejo's wines; Gorka seamlessly blends in the old with the new, with a winemaking degree from the University of La Rioja as well as valuable experience in prominent wine regions across Australia. The core range of wine at Burgo is quite stunning, true-to-their-place wines that are indicative of Rioja, however, it is their impressive 'ECO' range, the latter of which really caught our eye here at Good Pair Days.