White Wine Collection: native Spanish varieties
Three exciting wines from Rías Baixas, Rueda, and Ribeiro
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Spain boasts a rich diversity of wine appellations that stand out with their own unique character in the landscape of white wines. Among them, Rías Baixas and Rueda particularly shine. The former, located on the coast of Galicia, is closely associated with the albariño grape, which produces vibrant, aromatic wines with a clear Atlantic influence, capable of captivating the most refined tastes both nationally and internationally. On the other hand, Rueda, situated in the heart of Castilla y León, has established itself as a benchmark thanks to verdejo, a grape variety that gives rise to lively, intense wines with great personality, highly appreciated in the Spanish market. Additionally, the D.O. Ribeiro, located in the interior of Galicia, reclaims its place after centuries of winemaking tradition with an emblematic variety: treixadura.
- 2 bottles of Bela Verdejo 2024. Bodega Bela. D.O. Rueda.
- 2 bottles of Casar de Vide Treixadura 2024. Casar de Vide. D.O. Ribeiro.
- 2 bottles of Orballo 2024. Bodegas La Val. D.O. Rías Baixas.
General features
Capacity (cl)
75
General Information
This collection includes Orballo 2024, an Albariño with an unbeatable quality-price ratio, something very difficult to achieve in the D.O. Rías Baixas due to the enormous prestige and high demand for its wines; Bela Verdejo 2024, Bodega Bela's commitment to one of the most consumed varieties in Spain in a more than affordable price segment; and Casar de Vide Treixadura 2024, the interpretation of Bodegas Familiares Matarromera of this native variety, in this case well accompanied by other local grapes.