Experts Speak: This is the Best Wine in the Entire Province of Malaga

Málaga is a province known for its extensive vineyards and wineries with a long and distinguished history, also recognized for its denominations of origin. In this case, we are talking about the best wine from the province of Málaga, at least in the eyes of the wine experts from the Viajar portal, who consider a 2016 wine from Bodegas Bentomiz as the best in the entire Málaga territory, featured in an important list of the top 50 best wines in all of Spain.

"In Málaga, two Dutch people saw the perfect opportunity to recover abandoned vineyards and give them a second life," Viajar highlights about Bodegas Bentomiz, where they rate their Ariyanas Terruño Pizarroso as the best wine created in Málaga: "This is how one of the best wines in Andalusia was born: Ariyanas Terruño Pizarroso from 2016. This sweet wine with mineral nuances is one of the most special wines on the list. It costs around 28 euros per bottle and is a must-have in the area".

The sweet wines in Málaga have their own essence, warm and comforting, like this Ariyanas Terruño Pizarroso (D.O. Málaga), made with one of the most special grapes, the Muscat of Alexandria. It is a naturally sweet white wine (not fortified) that ages eight months in French oak barrels, has a 13% alcohol content (37.5 cl) and is recommended to be served between 8 to 10 degrees and aired before drinking.

"Concentrated honey sweetness, which in the mouth transforms into a series of exotic sensations. A delicious long-lasting aftertaste. To accompany foie gras and pâtés, blue cheeses or desserts with tropical fruits," they describe this wine at Bodegas Bentomiz. Other experts say of it that it is "sweet but intensely fresh on the palate due to its bitter orange," that it is "unctuous and full-bodied" in the mouth and that it has "a long and smooth finish." Over the years, it has received various recognitions and awards, clearly demonstrating its potential.

The best wines in Spain, province by province, according to Viajar

• A Coruña: Albariño Gundián from Adega Valdés
• Álava: Viña El Pisón 2022
• Albacete: Chardonnay with Aging in Barrel 2021 Pago Finca Élez
• Alicante: Fierroca 2021 by Pepe Mendoza Casa Agrícola
• Almería: Sierra Almagrera 2020 Crianza
• Asturias: Corias Guilfa red 2023
• Ávila: Sursum Corda 100% Garnacha from Tierras de Cebreros
• Badajoz: Rutas del Arte Tempranillo & Syrah 2023 from Bodegas Valdeorite
• Baleares: Macià Batle Crianza 1856 from Bodegas Macià Batle
• Barcelona: Enoteca Gramona Brut Nature 2011
• Bizkaia: Artizar 2018, Bodegas Itsasmendi
• Burgos: Dominio del Águila Albillo Old Vines 2016
• Cáceres: Habla N.º 32 2021
• Cádiz: Barbadillo White 2023 from Bodegas Barbadillo
• Cantabria: Casona Micaela
• Castellón: Peñagolosa Milochocientoscatorce
• Ciudad Real: El Linze
• Córdoba: Cuen Blanc
• Cuenca: Clos Lojen
• Girona: Nívia
• Granada: 1500 H Coupage
• Guadalajara: 5º Año
• Gipuzkoa: Txomin Etxaniz
• Huelva: 21Setecientos
• Huesca: Clarión
• Jaén: Malaostia
• La Rioja: El Andén de la Estación
• Las Palmas: Chirato
• León: Heredad 26 Godello
• Lérida: La Pell Les Pedrisses 2019
• Lugo: Guímaro Finca Meixeman
• Madrid: Castillo de Salvanés
• Málaga: Ariyanas Terruño Pizarroso
• Murcia: Casa Castillo Pie Franco 2021
• Navarra: Viña Zorzal Señora de las Alturas
• Ourense: Guitián Fermented in Barrel 2022
• Palencia: Luces rosé
• Pontevedra: Albariño Condes de Albarei and La Fillaboa 1898 2016 white
• Salamanca: Calixto Rufete from 2019
• Segovia: Avelino Vegas 100th Anniversary 2018
• Sevilla: Zancúo Gran Reserva 2019
• Soria: Dominio de Atauta 2018, La Roza
• Tarragona: Seducció 2023
• Santa Cruz de Tenerife: Brumas de Ayosa Malvasía Aromática
• Teruel: Lagar d’Amprius Garnacha 2016
• Toledo: LATIERRA Cabernet Sauvignon & Syrah 2017
• Valencia: La Mujer Caballo Taronja 2021
• Valladolid: Whisba 2020, Bodegas Rodríguez y Sanzo
• Zamora: Alabaster, Teso la Monja
• Zaragoza: Viñas del Vero Gran Vos Magnum 2015