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Cambiata Albarino 2006

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Cambiata Albarino (2006)

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Winery:
Cambiata Winery
Varietal:
Albariño
Region:
USA > California > Monterey
Type:
 
Color:
White
Drink Dates:
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User Tags:  spice, citrus, pungent, herbaceous, fresh, crisp, chemical, intoxicating, string, semi hard cheese 


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What to Expect

Albariño is a grape indigenous to the border region that separates Spain from Portugal, where the grape is know as Alvarino. It produces a medium to light-bodied white wine that is rich with peach and citrus fruits while the aromas tend to the floral and slightly nutty end of the spectrum. The wines have bright acidity and an easy-drinking quality that has propelled them to new heights of popularity.

Winemakers Notes

Albariño is Pablo Neruda rowing with Bach on a calm lake: intense and complex but relaxed and balanced. Our wine is fragrant with scents of tangerine, peach and clove. It is rich on the palate with a crisp acidity that makes it a great match for fresh or smoked fish, oysters and crustaceans. The wine also complements dishes such as stuffed poblanos, spicy tapas or artichokes.

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Rating: 96/100 - As reviewed by AmericanWinery.com I love comparing wine to old movies. When I was growing up Ralph Macchio had me by the heart strings. . . and as I have gotten older, it seems to be that I crush more on wine now than I ever did on boys. Albarino is such a unique white wine grape. To be certain it is in my top 3. Eric Laumann really won me over here. The attack of ruby red grapefruit on the nose is intoxicating. I could smell this for days. It's so fresh and so crisp with a hint of spice (think mulling spices - not hot pepper spices). On your palate it is very direct in it's approach with this great lemon peel flavor. It's straightforward read more...


 

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