378 results for "Albarino wine" between $10.00 and $200.00

Characteristics: A vividly bright hue of pale yellow with the tinges of green that promise engaging briskness in a wine. There is a lovely entry of freshly sliced pears embellished by a squeeze of lime juice. The citrus flavours take it from here all the way through the finish; this is truly flavour not simply the tart characteristic of citrus fruits. Slight, teasingly under ripe green grape flavours create the fresh enjoyable, lip smacking finish. Alcohol 13%. Note by LAC. January 16, 2012.

Fresh smelling, with notes of green melon, apple, honey and minerals. It’s more simple than complex, with crisp apple and orange flavors and then a chunky, slightly pithy finish. For under $15 this is good, casual Albariño that won’t steer you wrong.

Bodega Marea Alta is the concept of renowned Rioja producer, Bodegas LAN. Looking to produce top quality white wines, they set up operations in Rias Baixas, home to the finest albariño grapes in Spain. There, they partnered with famed producer Bodega Santiago Ruiz. Ruiz was an innovator in the region, staunchly defending his belief that indigenous white varieties could produce top quality wine. O Rosal is the southern-most zone in Rias Baixas, and benefits from the least rain fall and most sun of...

Stevenot Winery's Albarino is world class wine from one of the Sierra Foothill's most historic Wineries. The 2007 vintage yielded a small, concentrated crop, encouraging intricate flavors of lemon drop, ginger and mandarin orange, with accents of mineral and flint. Known around the world as the perfect accompaniment to shellfish, and a nice choice to complement rich cheeses and cream based pasta sauce. Salud!

Clear and pale yellow in color with tinges of green. The nose is a cornucopia of bright fruit, including grapefruit, apple, pear and pineapple, with an underpinning of citrus. In the mouth this wine is rich, a touch salty, and very fresh. Well balanced, crisp and flavorful with clear notes of lychee and grapefruit, finishing long with a nice grip of acidity.

The Denomination of Origin Rias Baixas D.O. exists since 1980 with three defined areas "Val do Salner, Condado do Tea and Ribera do Ulla. " All the wines of Castro Barona have the guarantee of origin of this name "Rias Baixas. This is a certificate that only the wines of this region are given under the strictest controls of the entire production process. Generally the D.O allows the use of several grape varieties, but Bodegas Castro Baroña uses only the Albariño grape. This will transmit the character...

Lagar de Costa is a small family owned winery that's been growing exceptional old vines Albariño for three generations in the village of Castrelo, in Rías Baixas. This elegant, limited production gem is packed with clean citrus flavors, minerals, and briny notes of seaspray that marry beautifully with fresh seafood.

The Martin Codax label is now under the Gallo umbre lla and produced in large quantities. The 2009 vintage was outstanding in Rias Baixas so the 2009 Martin Codax Albarino has a bit more depth and concentration than has been the standard recently. It was aged sur lie for 4 months and displays a pleasant nose of spring flowers and lemon zest. Crisp on the palate with good balance and moderate length, it will drink nicely for another 1-2 years. -RP

The 2005 Nora de Neve is a rarity, a 100% Albarino fermented and aged for 7 months in French oak. The vineyards for this expensive Albarino are severely pruned and green harvested resulting in what may be the lowest yields in Rias Baixas. This light gold-colored wine offers up a fragrant nose of toast, minerals, citrus, and white peach. Medium-bodied with a supple texture, it has intense flavors, good acidity, and excellent balance. The use of oak with Albarino is controversial (almost no one does...

Made by Salneval in Spain. Their description: The Albarino grape is grown in the Rias Biaxas region of Spain which hugs the northwest corner of the country. This grape is also grown over the border in Portugal. It has intense

Tasting Notes: One of the most cutting, acid-intense Albariños out there. The nose is minerally and tight as a drum, with green melon and green apple scents. The palate is razor sharp and driving, with tangy, high-toned lemon and Granny Smith apple flavors. Totally citric and zesty.