Much like the recent announcements from DOP Cebreros, it seems that DO Sierras de Málaga has been busy over the summer as well given the interesting change of two new red varieties being allowed in their pliego de condiciones (bylaws). For those who don’t live in Andulacía, this is probably not a terribly well-known DO, but it functions as the fully dry one for white, rosé, and red wines compared to the DO Málaga that makes almost exclusively dessert wines. These two, along with DO Pasas de Málaga for raisins […]
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