Centenary trellised vineyards located in lowlands, in the heart of the D.O. Rías Baixas, are the origin of Terra Mundi Albariño 2024, a pleasant white wine crafted by the powerful ViniGalicia group.
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General features
General Information
Terra Mundi Albariño 2024 is a young, high-quality white wine with a distinctive Atlantic character, appreciated for its lightness, friendliness, and freshness. We bring you the latest vintage of one of the white wines from Rías Baixas with one of the most attractive quality-price ratios on the market.
Adega Mar del Norte, part of the ViniGalicia group, produces Terra Mundi Albariño using the fruit of century-old trellised vineyards located in lowlands, at an altitude of less than 300 meters above sea level. The ocean's influence provides a climate with mild temperatures and frequent but well-distributed rainfall, which fosters the cultivation of high-quality albariño that gives this single-varietal wine a great personality. Terra Mundi Albariño 2024 is ideal for pairing with mild cheeses as well as all kinds of fish and seafood.
Tasting notes
Terra Mundi Albariño is a white wine with a bright, clean, and vibrant golden lemon color.
Fresh nose, broad and with excellent intensity marked by aromas of exotic fruit.
On the palate, it is complex, powerful, and very balanced. It stands out for its flavorful and pleasant taste, with a delightful final aftertaste.
The winery
Winery
ViniGalicia is a powerful Galician winery group owned by the Méndez family. Its origins date back to 1976, when Manuel Méndez and Maruja Otero, with the help of their children, founded Vinícola de Chantada. This small winery, located in the heart of the Ribeira Sacra, was the spearhead of a company that gradually grew into the large conglomerate it is today.
Nowadays, ViniGalicia owns wineries in the five Galician designations of origin - Vía Romana Adegas e Viñedos (Ribeira Sacra), Terriña Adegas e Viñedos (Valdeorras), Adega Mar del Norte (Rías Baixas), Adega Marqués de Sanfiz (Ribeiro), and Adega Lagar de Deuses (Monterrei) - which together account for a total of 66 hectares of vineyards. With their harvest, they produce an impressive average of 12 million bottles per year.
Nowadays, ViniGalicia owns wineries in the five Galician designations of origin - Vía Romana Adegas e Viñedos (Ribeira Sacra), Terriña Adegas e Viñedos (Valdeorras), Adega Mar del Norte (Rías Baixas), Adega Marqués de Sanfiz (Ribeiro), and Adega Lagar de Deuses (Monterrei) - which together account for a total of 66 hectares of vineyards. With their harvest, they produce an impressive average of 12 million bottles per year.