Albariño D' Fefinanes Albariño

Just love this wine, from seaside town of Comados (birthplace of Albariño), one of the oldest wineries of the region. Bright pale lemon with pronounced tropical fruit aromas and citrus scents. On the palate pear, apricot and peach flavors with honey lemon zest and hints of salinity. Well balanced with pleasant lively acidity, finishing with mineral, honey and wet stone nuances on the medium ending. Very nice! Should improve over the next few years. Nice value

Bright pale lemon with pronounced tropical fruit aromas and citrus scents. On the palate apple, apricot and peach flavors with honey lemon zest. Well balanced with pleasant lively acidity, finishing with mineral, honey and wet stone nuances on the medium ending. Very nice! Should improve over the next few years. Nice value!

Medium gold; medium intensity aromas of yellow apple, yellow pear, yellow plum, quince, apricot; dry, high acid, medium alcohol, medium body, medium plus intensity flavors consistent with aromas, subtle phenolic bitterness; the bright acidity really makes this wine pop on the palate, it perfectly balanced the soft yellow fruit flavors

Pale lemon with tropical fruit aromas and citrus scents. On the palate apricot and peach flavors with honey lemon zest. Well balanced with pleasant acidity, finishing with mineral and wet stone nuances on the medium ending. Very nice! Should improve over the next few years.

Just love this wine. Pale lemon with tropical fruit aromas and citrus scents. On the palate ripe apricot and peach flavors with honey lemon zest. Well balanced with pleasant acidity, finishing with mineral, honey and wet stone nuances on the medium ending. Very nice! Should improve over the next few years. Nice value!

Another cheap summer sipper. Slightly effervescent, green hued, tart, very nice. Oh and beautiful bottle, too.

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Prominent citrus and mineral notes on the nose, freshly cut meyer lemon, citrus rind and wet stone. The color is deeper than i expected, medium bodied, with a silky texture, a sparkly acidity, with yellow fruits and slight salinity throughout. Much more well rounded than most Albariño’s, and great pairing for fish.

Now that’s perfect on a hot, sticky day when then storms are rolling in…again!
N: Smells like rocks and unripe apricots, peaches,white flowers.
P: frizzante, crunchy stone fruits, great dry/sweet balance, refreshing acidity.
Just slightly creamy. A keeper.
A keeper.

Flinty with plenty of mineral notes, unripe peach, pear skin, lemon curd, fresh baked pastry, and a hint of white raisin. Beautiful for the price point, though the finish is relatively short, without a ton of depth.