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Espana Foods has announced that it intends to release a new line of Spanish wines, Toro Loco, from Cordoba, Spain.  Toro Loco wines are intended to be a line of robust and unpretentious bottles, best of all, with a starting retail price of $4.99.

“Toro Loco wines are old world wines with new world appeal,” says Ignacio J. Martinez, President of Espana Foods, Inc. “The wines capture the robust flavor of Spain, and proudly represent the country’s inner character: courageous and passionate, as exemplified by the Bull, the national symbol of Spain.”

Grapes for Toro Loco wines are sourced from vineyards in the “Tierra de Cordoba,” in the heart of the famed Andalucia province. The key to the region’s lush superior wine is its Mediterranean climate, irregular rainfall, mild winters and very hot and dry summers. The region is a true paradise for wine.

This is exciting, as they have five different varieties including Tinto Joven (Young Red), Blanco Joven (Young White), Rosado (Rose), Tinto Roble (Oak Red) Reserve, Pedro Ximenez (sweet dessert wine).  That means Casa Grapeinabottle will be able to try five new wines for under $30.  And perhaps, like Red Bull, they will give us wings.