Graciano is one of Rioja's most distinctive grape varieties. Although it is rarely the dominant grape in a wine, it is highly valued by winemakers for the freshness, fragrance and structure it brings to many of the region's finest Reservas and Gran Reservas. Its ability to age gracefully has made it an important part of Rioja's winemaking tradition for generations.
While small plantings of Graciano can be found elsewhere, it is in Rioja that the grape has earned its greatest reputation. Working alongside Tempranillo and Garnacha, Graciano contributes vibrant aromatics, lively acidity and additional complexity, helping to create the balanced, elegant style that has made Rioja famous throughout the world.
Our Graciano collection features Rioja wines that showcase the important role this remarkable grape plays in some of the region's most respected blends. Browse the range below and discover why Graciano is often regarded as one of Rioja's best-kept secrets.
If you'd like to learn more about Graciano before choosing a bottle, our guide explains what the grape tastes like, why Rioja's winemakers value it so highly and how even a small proportion can make a remarkable difference to the character and ageing potential of a wine.
Read our guide: Graciano - Rioja's Hidden Gem
Graciano is just one of the grape varieties that make Rioja so distinctive. If you're beginning to explore the region, our Rioja guide explains what makes Rioja unique, the different wine styles you'll encounter and why it remains one of the world's most admired wine regions.