Definition: Albarino is the primary white grape grown in Spain's coastal Rias Baixes wine region. It is a lovely, albeit quirky white wine grape that makes highly aromatic white wines with fantastic acidity. Food-friendly and
Flavor Profile - On the palate you will typically be able to identity apple, pear, and/or citrus nuances in Albarino based wines. Food Pairings - These wines are made to be consumed young and go extraordinarily well with many appetizers, Cajun fare, poultry, shellfish and grilled fish. Producers to Try:
Lusco
Martin Codax
Valminor
Burgans
Salneval
Cambíata Monterey
Adega Eidos
