
2021 Pazo de Barrantes (Marqués de Murrieta) Albariño Rias Baixas
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Although Pazo Barrantes has been the ancestral home of the Creixell family—owners of the famed Marqués de Murrieta estate in Rioja—since the 15th century, and Albariño has long been cultivated and vinified on its grounds, it wasn't until 1982, with the replanting of the vineyards, and 1991, with the construction of the winery, that the estate began releasing its own wines. Located in the heart of the Salnés Valley, just a few kilometers from the Atlantic Ocean, this sibling estate of Marques de Murrieta comprises 12 hectares of Albariño vines. Released later than most in the region, following a slow malolactic fermentation, the wines of Pazo Barrantes defy stereotypes of Albariño as a simple, quaffable summer wine, instead producing wines of great intensity and age-worthiness.
Details
| Origin | Rias Baixas, Spain |
|---|---|
| Type/Varietal | Other White Wines |
| SKU | 1990098 |

