Notes:

Oscar and I met at the entrance, taking our time to explore before starting. We sampled Lustau with palomino as we wandered, then paused at the Riedel glasses display for a chat. Eventually, we entered the bustling main hall on the ground floor. Despite the crowds at the Delamotte champagne stand, we decided to join in, knowing it would only get busier later on.

As we strolled around, we checked out the stands showcasing wines from the Rhone and the Kamptal region of Austria. Feeling adventurous, we made our way to the Spanish selection. We were feeling a bit discerning, but let's be honest, it's hard not to get excited about trying something new and different, right?

While sipping on cava and menicia from the Ribera Sacra region, we couldn't help but sneak glances at the Burgundy stands nearby. But alas, they were already swamped with attendees. So, we opted for something off the beaten path and headed to Movia from Slovenia. We also indulged in the unique selection from Muchada Leclapart, hailing from Cadiz in San Lucar de Barrameda. Their wines have this captivating quality that I just can't get enough of!

Of course, we couldn't resist sampling the Bimbache from El Hierro before bumping into Javier at the Artadi stand in the Rioja Alavesa region. What a pleasant surprise!

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