Albariño shot to prominence in the late 1980s as the clean, crisp white wine revolution took Spain by storm, replacing the old oxidised styles. At its best in the Rias Baixas region of Galicia in north-west Spain, it is generously flavoured with lemon curd, a slightly peachy note and a deliciously fresh dry finish. It's the perfect white wine with fish and shellfish, and definitely ‘dinner party’ quality. You’ll also find it as Alvarinho in neighbouring Portugal where it is the mainstay grape in the famous Vinho Verde and it's also now popping more frequently in New Zealand vineyards, particularly in Marlborough.
Super ripe very smooth dry red, with just a hint of Cherries in that Italian style and You are able to drink this wine with or without food, Very good value at $20.
We've been fans of their Syrah and Chardonnay for some time and this is another go-to product we'll add to the list.
Light in colour, but plenty of depth and flavour and pleasingly dry.
Highly recommended.
I haven’t tried every bottle in this selection yet, however, so far they are all very tasty. I’m a Chardonnay lover, always on the look out for a dryish not sweet wine and these are just right for me. An excellent mixed case and we’ll priced.