Rias Baixas
Rías Baixas is one of the five denominations of origin of wine existing in Galicia (Spain). It was created in 1980 as a specific denomination and in 1988 it was recognized as an appellation of origin.
The vineyards occupy an area of around 2.700 ha, that belong to 180 wineries. This appellation is the largest producer in galician, since 55 of its wineries produce more than 25.000 liters and about twenty outweigh the 75.000. The total production exceeds the 10 millions of litres.
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Albariño / Rias Baixas: The hare and the Tortoise
[The hare and the Tortoise] This young white wine combines the energy and freshness of the traditional variety of the Rías Baixas, the albariño, that in its slow maturation allows to express the exoticism of its aroma with its elegant and harmonious mouth. It is a monovarietal white wine from Albariño made in the sub-area of the County of DO Rías Baixas. -
Albariño wine Pazo Barrantes
MANOR BARRANTES The bucolic natural context of Pazo de Barrantes and its twelve-hectare estate is undoubtedly reflected in the development of its grapes, enriching itself with the multiple essences that permeate its environment., giving life to a flag albariño with an outstanding personality, marked and fragrant varietal character and excellent evolution in the bottle.
