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Albariño: Blacksmith 2020
Do Ferreiro is the original trademark. Albariño wine ripened in vineyards between five and twelve years old. They produce a white wine with a classic and beautiful yellow color, well pigmented, fresh, floral, tasty, elegant and persistent, findings common to the two wines. Paradigm of Albariño wine. Around the 50.000 Bordeaux production bottles. -
Albariño / Rias Baixas: Pazo Baion 2015
Pazo Baion ,known for its intense varietal scent where floral aromas dominate (orange blossom and jasmine) and other fruit with hints of citrus and tropical notes. On the palate, silky and elegant, displays its strong aromatic finesse without losing the taste young, fresh, mineral and surround. -
Albariño / Rias Baixas: Bouza King 2016 (Box of 6 bottle)
White wine with denomination of Rías Baixas. Made with 100% Albariño grape. Cata: Straw yellow color glossy appearance,fragrant nose and intense. Full of floral notes and Fruit great subtlety, It comes with a soft touch. Broad taste matrices. Tasty and very good fruit load. In aftertaste is persistent and fine. -
Bouza King 2016 Great Selection
White wine with denomination of Rías Baixas. Made with 100% Albariño grape. Of limited production. Awards:- Medal of ouro: Wine guide, Distilled and Cellars of Galicia 2017, Bouza do Rei Huge Selection 2012.
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Box of 6 bottles O.D. Rias Baixas:Blacksmith 2019
Do Ferreiro is the original trademark. Albariño wine ripened in vineyards between five and twelve years old. They produce a white wine with a classic and beautiful yellow color, well pigmented, fresh, floral, tasty, elegant and persistent, findings common to the two wines. Paradigm of Albariño wine. Around the 50.000 Bordeaux production bottles. -
Box of 6 bottles of Albariño Quinta Couselo 2016
Box of 6 bottles of Quinta Couselo 201512.3to 11.8 [/special_font] the unit. Fifth Couselo: Bodega long family tradition with a special love for wine and the surrounding environment. Inheritance bought 1163 by monks of the Monastery of Santa Maria de Oia, belonging to the Cistercian Order. It has a country house dating from the year 1800 and 3 hectares of vineyards. Its wine production is 80.000 liters annually and varietals are Albariño, Laurel, Treixadura and Caíño. -
Box of 6 bottles of Wine Pazo Baión Albariño 2016 – Bodegas Pazo Baión
14.5€/ud
Pazo Baión is an albariño which stands out for its intense perfume varietal is dominated by floral aromas (orange blossom and jasmine) and other fruit with hints of citrus and tropical notes.
On the palate, silky and elegant, displays its strong aromatic finesse without losing the taste young, fresh, mineral and surround.
Cata: Noted for its intense varietal scent where floral aromas dominate (orange blossom and jasmine) and other fruit with hints of citrus and tropical notes. In the mouth it is a fresh taste, surrounding, minereal and very long, with a final persistent and aromatic. Your positive evolution in bottle allows consumption in the years after vintage. -
Albariño Santiago Ruiz ( 2016) Magnum 1.5L
The conjunction of several indigenous strains of O Rosal vineyard, presents Albariño Santiago Ruiz O.D.. Rias Baixas. Its distinctive yellow color with greenish reflections show, clearly, one of the best and most prestigious brands of wines from Galicia, both quality, and exquisite flavor. In its manufacturing process, after macerated different varieties (Albariño, greater proportion, mixed with Loureiro, Caiño White, Treixadura and Godello), grapes are pressed under controlled pressure in an automatic press. Then, followed by fermentation, reared on lees. Hence, final result: a live taste, powerful and well-structured. Ultimately, Santiago Ruiz is an intense wine, which mates with multiple prescriptions and, after tasting, transferred to the dream world of the landscapes of Galicia. Not forgetting, denomination Rías Baixas, undisputed protagonist within the world of wine. -
Box of 6 bottles of Wine Santiago Ruiz Albariño 2019- Bodegas Santiago Ruiz
The conjunction of several indigenous strains of O Rosal vineyard, presents Albariño Santiago Ruiz O.D.. Rias Baixas. Its distinctive yellow color with greenish reflections show, clearly, one of the best and most prestigious brands of wines from Galicia, both quality, and exquisite flavor.
In its manufacturing process, after macerated different varieties (Albariño, greater proportion, mixed with Loureiro, Caiño White, Treixadura and Godello), grapes are pressed under controlled pressure in an automatic press. Then, followed by fermentation, reared on lees. Hence, final result: a live taste, powerful and well-structured.
Ultimately, Santiago Ruiz is an intense wine, which mates with multiple prescriptions and, after tasting, transferred to the dream world of the landscapes of Galicia. Not forgetting, denomination Rías Baixas, undisputed protagonist within the world of wine.
Cata: Fruity notes (pears, nísperos, citrus) combined with balsamic scents (laurel, mint) and mineral memories. The palate, balanced acidity and long finish. Nose, It is intense and complex, while subtle. -
Albariño / Rias Baixas: Pazo Baion 2016
Pazo Baion ,known for its intense varietal scent where floral aromas dominate (orange blossom and jasmine) and other fruit with hints of citrus and tropical notes. On the palate, silky and elegant, displays its strong aromatic finesse without losing the taste young, fresh, mineral and surround. -
Albariño / Rias Baixas: Paco and Lola 2020
Very smooth and full of vitality. Spontaneous Wine, attracts us hints of ripe white fruit, herbal touches and a pinpoint acidity. With an expressive, harmonious and broad nose and fresh flavors, Paco & Lola formed a pair with sushi Divine, post, Fish, white meats and seafood -
Albariño / Rias Baixas: Fifth Couselo 2015
Fifth Couselo: Bodega long family tradition with a special love for wine and the surrounding environment. Inheritance bought 1163 by monks of the Monastery of Santa Maria de Oia, belonging to the Cistercian Order. It has a country house dating from the year 1800 and 3 hectares of vineyards. Its wine production is 80.000 liters annually and varietals are Albariño, Laurel, Treixadura and Caíño. -
Albariño / Rias Baixas: Carqueixal 2016
Bodegas Viña Nora: Facing a natural terrace above the river Miño, Bodegas Viña Nora is located in the town of As Neves, within the wine region of Condado do Tea and border with Portugal. The winery building is surrounded by typical bowers Albariño, descending downhill towards the river, oriented midday sun. Cata: View: Golden straw,On the nose we can appreciate fruity aromas, highlighting how peach and apple and soft mouth enters, long and pleasant finish. Well balanced. -
Albariño / Rias Baixas: Great Almuiña 2015
Careful selection of the best grapes, balanced treatment in the barrels, processes carried out carefully in order to obtain a wine with clear signs of maturity, intense flavor and delicate aroma. With 6 has. vineyards, our winery produces wines of author Rías Baixas such as bottles Great Almuiña (Albariño), Casa Grande Almuiña (red), Almuiña (Albariño TREIXADURA - County Tea) Tower Almuiña (Treixadura) -
Albariño / Rias Baixas: Bouza King 2016
White wine with denomination of Rías Baixas. Made with 100% Albariño grape. Awards- Medal of prata: Wine guide, Distilled and Cellars of Galicia 2017, Bouza King 2015.
- Baco ouro: Awards Bacchus, Bouza Albariño King 2016.
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Albariño Santiago Ruiz 2020
The Albariño Santiago Ruiz with D. O. Rias Baixas. Its distinctive yellow color with greenish reflections show, clearly, one of the best and most prestigious brands of wines from Galicia, both quality, and exquisite flavor.
Santiago Ruiz is an intense wine, which mates with multiple prescriptions and, after tasting, transferred to the dream world of the landscapes of Galicia. Not forgetting, denomination Rías Baixas, undisputed protagonist within the world of wine.
Cata: Fruity notes (pears, nísperos, citrus) combined with balsamic scents (laurel, mint) and mineral memories. The palate, balanced acidity and long finish. Nose, It is intense and complex, while subtle.
