If the phrase "Kingdom of Aragón" evokes thoughts for you of an imposing landscape filled with ancient castles and fortified cities, then you're on the right track, but there's also treasure in the hills, and that powerfully purpley quarry is the equally ancient Garnacha grape. Garnacha (or, as the french call it, Grenache) is a native to these northern Spanish climes, and it continues to reach its rich, ripe zenith in this arid and awe-inspiring environment. Join us on Saturday for a tangy rosé, three exemplary reds featuring the varietal at work as well a fantastic young Tempranillo. Two of these selections, the "Finca La Cañada" wines, are completely new and among the best values we've encountered in ages. Garnacha guaranteed!