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Terras Gauda Albariño Abadia de San Campio 2004

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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.

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I tried the 2008 vintage. It is 100% albariño and has good acid, fresh, clean and crisp with floral aromas.


May 2009

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