The old vineyard in the Rías Baixas wine region is located near the ocean. The vines are just barely touching the sea, which influences the wine's flavor and aroma. The Albariño receives plenty of sunshine but also a tremendous amount of freshness from the ocean breeze. This creates a unique slice of Spain found only in the Galician region. The vineyard is quite old and can draw a lot of nourishment from the rich soil structure, all of which we taste in the wine. A white wine full of terroir and finesse.
As soon as the bottle is opened, we can already smell the influences of the sea, as it imparts a mineral note with plenty of lemon. In the glass, this Albariño is a light yellow with a delicate green shimmer. It bursts out of the glass, immediately bringing to mind the sea breeze, a touch of salt, and a dose of fresh citrus fruit. Swirl the glass well, and we also smell green herbs, grapefruit, and a hint of minerality. On the palate, this white wine is very full-bodied and aromatic, with a fresh attack of citrus fruit that later transforms into daisies and white roses. The refreshing finish completes the picture, making this wine the perfect pairing with shellfish.
