Alejandra
The Verdejo's freshness is undeniable, but it lacks the dimension and layers of its counterpart, Jose Parientes. However, the wine's character is still quite appealing, and it shows promise with each sip. The citrus and tropical fruit layers are well-balanced, but the minerality is somewhat lacking. As the wine warms up, the acidity becomes more pronounced, and the finale is satisfying. Overall, the wine is still a pleasant experience, but it falls short of its peer.




























