The bold spices and intense flavors of this classic Spanish tapa would pair well with any number of Spanish reds. One option would be one of the hearty Tempranillo wines made in Castile-La Mancha, like those from DO Valdepeñas. These fruity wines take on spiced and toasted aromas when aged for at least three to four months in oak.
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