Mmmmm this is a porch pounder! Light lemon/lime with nice mineral and salt. I would call it “round” not crisp. Delish.
— 8 years ago
With @Moya Shawley — 9 years ago
Very full aroma and flavor. Very good wine. — 11 years ago
Incredible zest to it—a perfect fresh white. — 2 months ago
N white flowers
P mineral. Citrus. Some depth.
Source 27 — 3 months ago
Dried flowers/ herbs in nose - opens to cranberry, raspberry brightness and some fresh florals. Initial fruity berries. Strawberry for sure. Velvety! — 5 years ago
Oxidative, slightly tertiary character. Dried red fruits, figs, prunes, leather, vanilla and caramelized/spicy oak flavors. There is some lovely fruit emanating from this highly aromatic Merlot-dominant blend, despite it being in a style that I don’t necessarily love. — 8 years ago
One of my favorite wines I tasted at the estate. Competes with Premier Cru Chablis in my eyes with super charged acid and texture. White flowers, Meyer lemon, bay leaf, and grapefruit pith with deep saline minerality and a long finish. Aged a year in neutral French oak on the lees. Pair with grilled octopus. — a year ago
The best red white of hight Land of Granada — 7 years ago
Fantastic single-vineyard albariño! Floral aromatics, clean yet weighty palate balanced perfectly with a saline backbone. Need to find more! — 9 years ago

16.5/20 (90/100) Элегантный аромат с нотами спелых красных лесных ягод, вишни, малины и молочного шоколада. Довольно высокая кислотность и округлые танины. Ягоды и шоколад во вкусе. Отличное вино из бобаля. — 9 years ago
90% Pedral 10% Caino from 300+ year old vines in Rias Biaxas. Thank you for sharing Gerardo! — 11 years ago
2010. A rather serious Spanish (!) pinot noir. Quite nice, low alcohol, but the pyrazines bug me. The rest is very good; floral, black tea on the nose, typical pinot; blind I wouldn't situate it in Spain. Taste is balanced and fresh, tannins like black tea. But those pyrazines... — 12 years ago
Sipping Fine Wine
A nice Albariño, grapes from the Contado do Tea subzone and the Salnes subzone, aged on lees for about 9 months, pale lemon with aromas of citrus and tropical fruits. On the palate pronounced flavors of melon and lemon with hints of toasty notes from lees aging. Long finish, vivid acidity, ending with fruit and smoky character. Will age well. — 9 days ago