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Bouchmila
Hidden gem in Valencia's wine scene, this tiny bar offers a unique and lively experience. The nose and flavor are similar to of elderflower, honeysuckle, and a nuanced whisper of grapefruit, evoking the refreshing and dry qualities of a Gewurtztraminer. A perfect pairing for Spanish seafood dishes, this wine is sure to delight.
Onilio
Textured and fascinating wine with a unique blend of peach, rose petal, and eau de toilette notes, suggesting a Gewürztraminer origin. However, its lean profile and decent zest may indicate a higher altitude, possibly from Alto Adige. Despite this, the wine still exhibits a pronounced flavour intensity and a medium+ length finish.
Maireny
Wine that embodies the quintessential characteristics of orange wine, with a nose that is both familiar and unremarkable, featuring undertones of orange rind, blood orange, and a note of cloves. The texture is similarly unassuming, with a lemony freshness that is tempered by a nuanced bitterness and a lingering aftertaste of stone and sulfur. The finale is disappointingly straightforward, lacking the richness and nuance that is typically found in orange wines.
Bouchmila
Hidden gem in Valencia's wine scene, this tiny bar offers a unique and lively experience. The nose and flavor are similar to of elderflower, honeysuckle, and a nuanced whisper of grapefruit, evoking the refreshing and dry qualities of a Gewurtztraminer. A perfect pairing for Spanish seafood dishes, this wine is sure to delight.
Onilio
Textured and fascinating wine with a unique blend of peach, rose petal, and eau de toilette notes, suggesting a Gewürztraminer origin. However, its lean profile and decent zest may indicate a higher altitude, possibly from Alto Adige. Despite this, the wine still exhibits a pronounced flavour intensity and a medium+ length finish.
Maireny
Wine that embodies the quintessential characteristics of orange wine, with a nose that is both familiar and unremarkable, featuring undertones of orange rind, blood orange, and a note of cloves. The texture is similarly unassuming, with a lemony freshness that is tempered by a nuanced bitterness and a lingering aftertaste of stone and sulfur. The finale is disappointingly straightforward, lacking the richness and nuance that is typically found in orange wines.
Pepe Mendoza Casa Agrícola Pureza is praised for its floral and citrus aromas, with notes of elderflower, honeysuckle, and grapefruit. While some appreciate its refreshing and dry qualities, others find the finish straightforward. The wine pairs well with seafood and offers a textured experience with hints of peach, rose petal, and orange blossom. Its medium-high acidity and unique blend make it intriguing to many.
This wine presents a luminous straw hue, indicative of its Mediterranean origins. The nose is a vibrant tapestry of citrus blossom, green almond, and saline minerality, showcasing the region's maritime influence. On the palate, it reveals a taut structure with a precise interplay of zesty acidity and a subtle, creamy texture. Flavors of Meyer lemon, white peach, and a whisper of fennel seed unfold, leading to a long, mineral-driven finish. This wine exemplifies the purity and elegance of Alicante's terroir, making it a compelling choice for those seeking a refined expression of Mediterranean white wine craftsmanship.
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