The vineyards are located in Extremadura. This region suffers from extreme temperatures in summer. However, many grapes thrive in this climate. One example is the Pardina grape. This grape has been cultivated for centuries, but pales in comparison to well-known names like Verdejo or Albarino. Its origins lie in Extremadura, but thanks in part to the extreme temperatures, it also produces excellent wines in Portuguese vineyards. This grape is gradually being rediscovered, including at the Dagda winery, which has given Pardina a starring role in its white wine.
You taste the Spanish sun, working overtime on the Dagda vineyards in Extremadura. You sense the Spanish temperament. The thirst-quenching character. This Dagda White has a lot to offer for a wine in this price range. The soft, refreshing fruit is pleasant to the nose and palate. It's no wonder that Dagda White is regularly served as a house wine in many restaurants and bars. Its accessible and pleasant character appeals to almost everyone.
