Albarino
Albariño is the most important white grape variety in Galicia, located in northwestern Spain, just above Portugal—particularly in the renowned Rías Baixas wine region.
Although Albariño can be produced in a range of styles, it most commonly yields wines with a light to medium body, bright, high acidity, and fresh, expressive aromas of peach, lemon, and apple blossom.
On the palate, Albariño wines are celebrated for their distinctive minerality, saline (sea-breeze) character, and vibrant citrus-driven flavors, making them exceptionally refreshing and food-friendly.