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Bernardo Estévez Issue

Bernardo Estévez
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Wine Type
White Wine
RegionGalicia
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Country
Spain
SubregionRibeiro
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GrapesLadoTreixaduraGodelloAlbariñoCaiño Blanco
Wine Description:
Bernardo Estévez transitioned from being an auto mechanic in Vigo to a dedicated winemaker in Arnoia, southern Ribeiro, near the Portuguese border. Since 2009, he's managed 3 hectares of vines across 5 subzones, practicing organic and biodynamic methods. His wine line, "Chánselus," signifies "soil and exposition," emphasizing their influence on wine quality. Ribeiro D.O., an ancient Galician region, suffered setbacks in the 20th century, but Bernardo and others are reviving artisanal Ribeiro winemaking. His "Issué" is a field blend, mainly Lado & Treixadura, showcasing indigenous varieties. Hand-harvested, fermented with wild yeast, and aged in French oak, it reflects a commitment to traditional and modern techniques, resulting in a minimum 14-month bottle aging before release.
Pros:
  • Rich and complex flavor profile
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Cons:
  • May be too bold for those who prefer lighter wines
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User Rating:

4.4
Sometimes Reviewed

Expert Rating:

4.0

Wine Expert Note:

Bernardo Estévez Issue is a wine that is known for its exceptional quality and refreshing character. The Bernardo Estévez Issue offers a rich and complex flavor profile, with notes of citrus and gooseberries, complemented by hints of spice and chalk. Its well-integrated tannins provide a smooth and velvety mouthfeel, while the balanced acidity adds freshness and vibrancy to the wine. The Bernardo Estévez Issue is a truly remarkable wine that is sure to impress even the most discerning wine connoisseurs.
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