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Pazo de Barrantes

In 1991 Vicente Cebrián founded this winery in the Salnés Valley, on the left bank of the Ría d'Arosa, in the province of Pontevedra. This winery is based in the Pazo Barrantes itself.

This 12-hectare estate is home to a single grape variety: Albariño. This grape, which reigns supreme in the majority of Galician estates in the Ría d'Arosa, is cultivated using the traditional vine training system, which favours ventilation and sunshine for the grapes, as well as facilitating treatment, fertilisation and harvesting operations. The soil is sandy, shallow and sufficiently acidic. All these qualities allow the Albariño variety to grow in optimum conditions.

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Tasting notes

Look

Elegance and freshness, along surprising for its gastronomic versatility. Pazo Barrantes harmonizes body and subtlety, complexity and exuberance, longevity and enjoy immediately.

Smell

intense floral aromas, fruity and balsamic

Taste

Information

Ageing

Joven
Appellation

Rias Baixas
Grape

Albariño
Country

Spain
Recommended Pairing

Soft cheeses, Seafood, Rice, White fish
Zones

Galicia
Alcohol

13%
Ocasiones

Cena sin niños
VIVINO Points

3,8
Tipo de Vino

Blanco

Pazo Barrantes Albariño

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Description of Pazo Barrantes Albariño

Pazo Barrantes is a white wine from the Pazo Barrantes winery, owned by the emblematic Marqués de Murrieta winery from La Rioja. Pazo Barrantes is made only with Albariño grapes in Galicia and has the Rías Baixas Denomination of Origin. It is a fresh and fruity wine, very well structured and elegant. A wine with body and character that does not give up freshness of white fruits and flowers. Cheerful and versatile, this young Albariño will pair our meals perfectly, especially with fish, seafood or rice dishes.

Ideal pairing

White fish
Rice
Seafood
Soft cheeses

Making notes Pazo Barrantes Albariño

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Making notes

The clusters, once descarled, are pressed softly and slowly in a pneumatic press. Decantation of small particles in suspension, typical of the must prior to fermentation. Fermentation at controlled temperature of 10ºC for 30 days in stainless steel. It remains in contact with its fine lees for two months to get texture and density.