Viña Sila Rueda Naia 2005
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- Winery:
- Viña Sila
- Varietal:
- Verdejo
- Region:
- Spain > Castilla y León > Rueda
- Type:
- White Wine
- Drink Dates:
- Drink Now
- UPC:
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What to Expect
The Rueda region of Spain produces blended white wines based on Verdejo. The wines tend to be crisp and light, relying on Verdejo to contribute a soft richness to the texture and lightly honied citrus and apple flavors to the finished wine.
Winemakers Notes
Tiefes Granatrot, herrliche Wrzaromen verbunden mit feiner Kirschnote, im Mund deutliche Vanille und Toastaromen, Leder- und Kakaonoten, gehaltvoll, dabei aber sehr geschmeidig, sehr fein und elegant mit sehr dezenter SureJahrhundertjahrgang mit noch reichlich Lagerfhigkeit
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