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Valdeorras
Sede e Fame
75cl bottle - 2020
Made from old palomino vines in granite and quartz soils, this wine stands out for its artisanal production with fermentation in amphorae and aging for 24 months. Bright straw yellow in color, it offers an austere nose with balsamic notes and wet rock. On the palate, its acidity and tension stand out, showing unique minerality and character.
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WineSpectator
90 Puntos
James Suckling
93 Puntos
RP's Wine Advocate
93 Puntos
Peñín Guide
92 Puntos
Gourmet Guide
96 Puntos
Production Zone
Valdeorras
Type of wine
White
Winery
Virgen del Galir
Aging
Other Aging
Format
75cl
Grape variety used
Palomino
Alcohol content
11,5
Limited Stock
LIMITED STOCK
Characteristics of the vineyard
Palomino vines from 4 small plots in the As Ermitas area.
The palomino grape is a variety that has historically been grown in the area and has adapted perfectly to soils of granite sand and quartz schist.
Vineyard on stone terraces from the early 20th century at an altitude of 750 meters above sea level, facing south/east. The vines are among others of mencía, garnacha, godello, merenzao, doña blanca...what is known in the area as "mesturado".
The soil is decomposed granite sand and quartz schist, poor and shallow.
Sustainable viticulture is carried out.
Winemaking characteristics
Manual pressing of whole bunches
Spontaneous fermentation in clay amphorae and barrels
Aging of 24 months in these formats until bottling.
Harvest data
The 2020 vintage in Val do Bibei was of Atlantic influence and continental character. A late budding vintage that influenced a very slow ripening, dry and hot summer made the vines struggle to find the water and show their best qualities
Harvested in the first week of October, this is the last white wine to be harvested in Val do Bibei.
Tasting notes
Bright straw yellow color.
It presents a subtle and austere nose, sharp with iodized touch, balsamic notes and wet rock.
The palate is sharp with good acidity. It combines verticality and tension, and the saline minerality of the soil gives personality and character to the wine.
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