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A benchmark oak-aged white Rioja crafted from Viura, released at around 10 years of age at 12.5% ABV. Complex yet still fresh: expect toasted hazelnuts, beeswax, citrus pith, and aromatic fruit. If you love the Muga Blanco, you already appreciate how Rioja can make a white wine that's genuinely serious — structured, oak-kissed, and full of character rather than simple fruit. Lopez de Heredia's Gravonia is the archetype of that style, crafted from the same Viura grape with years of cask ageing that give it extraordinary depth. Where Muga Blanco tends to be fresh and approachable, Gravonia takes you further down the rabbit hole — it's the same taste world but turned up to eleven. You'll recognise the DNA immediately, but this is older, more savoury, and longer on the finish.

A slightly younger expression of Lopez de Heredia's celebrated white Rioja, 12.5% ABV, with four years of oak maturation plus extended bottle rest. Delivers toasted almonds, fresh citrus, and creamy texture in a perfectly balanced package. You're clearly drawn to white wines that carry real winemaking ambition — not just clean and fruity, but layered and textured. The Gravonia 2010 is the same Viura-driven, oak-matured blueprint as the Muga Blanco, but from one of Rioja's most storied and traditional houses. The 2010 sits at a sweeter spot for drinking right now — enough age to have developed complexity, but with more vibrancy than the 2007. If you want a direct like-for-like swap for the Muga Blanco that still feels fresh and alive in the glass, this is your bottle.

A crisp, aromatic Greek white made from the indigenous Vidiano grape grown on the island of Crete, 12.5% ABV. Expect stone fruit, white blossom, and a clean, minerally finish that's unexpectedly refined. You might not have Crete on your radar for white wine, but Vidiano is a grape that punches well above its weight — it shares the freshness, gentle texture, and aromatic lift that makes Muga Blanco so enjoyable, just from a completely different corner of the Mediterranean. This is the discovery pick: same taste world of crisp, food-friendly, characterful Mediterranean white wine, but a totally different culture, grape, and terroir. If you like broadening your horizons without straying too far from what you already love, Vidiano is exactly the kind of grape that rewards the curious.