The Riberal Crianza Santa Eulalia is a deep blackcurrant colour, with plenty of fragrant minty, smokey fruit on the nose. The palate is full and concentrated, with flavours of cedar wood, ripe dark berry fruit, smoke and earthy spice, with a long finish, good acidity and smooth tannins. Goes well with roasted meats and hard cheeses.

The involvement of the Frutos Villar family in wine can be traced back to the early 1900's, when they bought and sold wine from the region of Toro. Well before the officially demarcated wine regions of Spain, the so-called “Denominaciones de Origen” or “DOs”, came into being, the first winery was established in Toro in 1920. A second winery was established in 1960 in Cigales. Upon the consolidation of the demarcated regions, in 1988, the Frutos Villar family purchased Bodegas Santa Eulalia, a winery belonging to the Ribera del Duero region.