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What Spain's MWs like – Norrel Robertson

Portrait of Norrel Robertson MW

In this first part of an exploration of the tastes of the eight Masters of Wine most closely associated with Spain, Ferran quizzes Norrel Robertson MW. See Ferran's introduction to this eight-part series.

Portrait of Norrel Robertson MW
Norrel Robertson MW

Norrel is a vineyard discoverer, happily in love with the vineyard and the land. He is co-owner of El Escocés Volante, a family company that specialises in the production of mainly Garnacha-based wines from old rescued vineyards in the heart of the Iberian mountain system. Besides his work in Aragón, he is also a consultant for other companies, not all of them in Spain. Scottish by...

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