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Albarin Blanco
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Kadiya
Minor grape variety in the Asturias region of northern Spain, commonly confused with Savagnin Blanco or Traminer. In 2012, less than 100 acres were planted, with 625 cases produced. The grape has a pale yellow-green tint, with a medium body and a fresh, refreshing finish.
Annamaija
Wine with a flat, medium to low body, lacking in dimension and length, and overpowered by an abundance of spices, rendering it a disappointing and unfulfilling experience.
Demica
Cangas del Narcea, a mountainous region in Asturias, Spain, is home to a long-standing wine-producing tradition. The area has recently experienced a resurgence in interest due to the closure of coal mines in the region. The local grape varieties include indigenous Albarin Blanco, which is distinct from its counterpart Albariño from the Rias Baixas.
Based on 4 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Kadiya
Minor grape variety in the Asturias region of northern Spain, commonly confused with Savagnin Blanco or Traminer. In 2012, less than 100 acres were planted, with 625 cases produced. The grape has a pale yellow-green tint, with a medium body and a fresh, refreshing finish.
Annamaija
Wine with a flat, medium to low body, lacking in dimension and length, and overpowered by an abundance of spices, rendering it a disappointing and unfulfilling experience.
Demica
Cangas del Narcea, a mountainous region in Asturias, Spain, is home to a long-standing wine-producing tradition. The area has recently experienced a resurgence in interest due to the closure of coal mines in the region. The local grape varieties include indigenous Albarin Blanco, which is distinct from its counterpart Albariño from the Rias Baixas.
Bodega Monasterio de Corias Viña Grandiella Albarín Blanco is praised for its refreshing and invigorating finish, with a pale yellow-green tint and medium body. While some find it flat and overpowered by spices, others appreciate its unique character and revitalizing experience. The wine is from Asturias, Spain, and features the indigenous Albarín Blanco grape, distinct from Albariño.
This Albarín Blanco from Bodega Monasterio de Corias presents a luminous straw hue, offering an aromatic bouquet of white peach, honeysuckle, and a whisper of wet stone minerality. On the palate, it reveals a vibrant acidity that harmonizes with its medium body, showcasing flavors of ripe apricot, lemon zest, and a subtle hint of almond. The wine's texture is elegantly smooth, with a lingering finish marked by a saline edge, characteristic of its Asturian terroir. This wine exemplifies the potential of Albarín Blanco, offering both complexity and finesse, making it a noteworthy expression of the region.
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