En nariz frutos rojos maduros, cuero y tabaco. En boca es potente y denso. Muy equilibrado. Se bebe sin darse cuenta. Un vino espectacular y mucho más por el precio (unos 17€). Es posible que con unos años más en botella todavía mejore. — 4 years ago
Whoa, a bargain baby. Although it shows some edges, time will tell how they resolve. A touch of VA on the nose took a sec to blow off, then it screamed of red fruit and smoldering tar. The tar thankfully went from smoldering to sparking off here and there, but then the earth, wow, this is earthy, but still, the fruit dominates. The palate nails the Nebbiolo high amounts of everything (acid, alcohol, tannins structure). But the tannins play fairly, a highlight accessory, not a scene stealer. The tannic grip hangs on but in tandem with fruit and soil into which rose petals may have fallen last spring. I can’t believe the price on this bebe. — a year ago
Belíssimo vinho que se bebe fácil. Acompanha bem comida vegana (do Tevas). — 3 years ago
Awesome dessert wine served chill, had with Bebe jake and iffie — 4 years ago
First wine after bebe — 2 years ago
Favorite new summer drink. So light and refreshing. — 3 years ago
Freddy R. Troya
Bienbebido – “Come Pulpo y Bebe Vino” Albariño 2024, Galicia, Spain 🇪🇸
Overview
100% Albariño from Spain. A casual, low-ABV (11%) coastal style focused on freshness and drinkability rather than classic saline or mineral complexity. Light, zippy, and built for easygoing meals, the kind of bottle that disappears before you realize it.
Aromas & Flavors
Lime zest, green apple, citrus peel, light peach, subtle white flowers, clean orchard fruit.
Mouthfeel
Light-bodied, crisp, refreshing acidity, lean and thirst-quenching with a quick, clean finish.
Food Pairings
Octopus (of course 😄), ceviche, shrimp tacos, grilled fish, tapas, salty snacks, patio afternoons.
Verdict
Not a contemplative Albariño, this is a “patio-pounder.” Simple, cheerful, and dangerously easy to finish. Perfect poolside or with seafood and friends.
🍷 Did You Know?
“Come pulpo y bebe vino” literally means eat octopus and drink wine, a playful nod to Galicia’s classic pairing of Albariño with pulpo a la gallega. — 5 hours ago