After a long absence, we once again opened our doors to professional events, which allowed us to meet the sector once again at the Salón de los Mejores Vinos de España, which shone brighter than we had ever seen before. The show was celebrating its 21st edition after a year's hiatus due to the COVID, the first break in our history since the creation of this quality Spanish wine event. From the very moment the doors of this event opened, it was clear that we all needed to return to the normality of wine, its tastings and its journeys.
It was also the year in which a large part of the Peñín Guide tastings were open to the public at no cost to the user. The idea was to reinforce the commitment to disseminate the benefits of wine, its areas and varieties to the general public. For this reason we decided to open the ratings of the last two editions tasted, leaving the most up-to-date scores for our premium users, as well as access to our entire history, etc.
This change has been frankly important in this house, as it has helped us to gain massive access to the general public, who are not so much interested in the technicalities of wine, but rather in accessing it from the most enjoyable side. Moreover, this year, the term "disfrutón", with which we identify this more playful side of wine, has been officially accepted by the RAE (Spanish Royal Academy), a sign of things to come.