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Duas Quintas Blanco is a white wine blend of the Viosinho, Rabigato and Arinto varieties made by the Ramos Pinto House in Porto, Portugal.&nbsp; &nbsp; <span style="font-family: Verdana;...

One of the reference Albariños in Spain and one of the whites that has been a favorite of our community for its great personality, despite being the youngest wine from Pazo de Señorans.&nbsp; &nbsp; <P...

Pale yellow. Attractive color. With a delicate, subtle profile and very varietal nuances. Very balanced structure in the mouth with a firm step and no edges. Elegant retronasal.&nbsp;

Ramón do Casar Varietal.&nbsp; Edition: 125,000 bottles.&nbsp; Visual phase: Clean and bright, straw yellow with greenish...

Clear and bright, lemon yellow in color with greenish flashes.&nbsp; Very intense and deep, notes of ripe fruits (apricot, nectarine, grapefruit, kumkuat, lychee) and fresh herbal notes (fennel, elderberry, anise, coriander). With...

Cabana das Bolboretas offers a unique experience in Rías Baixas, located in a privileged enclave where our visitors can stay and enjoy experiences around wine. We try to highlight the native varieties of the area, mainly Albariño, seeking their maximum expression. We dedicate half of our production to the production of...

A special Treixadura wine, limited edition in tribute to the founder of the Casal de Armán Winery, José González Bernárdez.&nbsp; &nbsp; A...

High intensity aroma, very varietal and of marked complexity, with a clear predominance of citric and fruity notes (grapefruit, pear, green apple, peach) which stand out over subtle hints of floral aromas (white flower, jasmine).&nbsp;

Mar de Frades Albariño has a pale yellow hue with greenish hues, evoking freshness from the first glance. On the nose, it exudes an attractive aroma of tropical fruits such as pineapple and mango, along with notes of green apple and subtle citrus hints of lemon. Its entry is vibrant and refreshing, with an acidity that...

It is a plot of Albillo Mayor planted in 1940, partially fermented with the skins in stainless steel and finished fermentation in a 500l barrel where it remains for 10 months with lees work.&nbsp;

80-year-old vineyards, fermented in new 500-year-old barrels and aged in barrels for 10 months using the Batonnage technique.&nbsp;

Abadía de San Campio is all sea and freshness, both inside and out. This single-varietal Albariño is one of the most award-winning wines in its category. In previous vintages, it won the "Gran Albariño de Oro" at the 1st World Albariños Competition held in England and also took first prize at the annual Abariño Festival...