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Most of our Albariño comes from the Galician coast, from Attis in the Val do Salnés and Veigamoura in the Condado do Tea, with more from the Ribeiro and from Requena. The range runs from young wine out of steel tanks to Albariño from clay amphorae and sweet wines made from dried grapes.
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Young, it tastes of citrus and white flowers, with lively acidity and a salty finish. Long lees ageing makes it creamier. Veigamoura's 2018 Quinquenio, five years on its fine lees, shows dried apricot, honey and herbs.
An Albariño from Attis in the Val do Salnés, from vines over 50 years old. After six months on its fine lees, the bottles spend six months in crates twelve metres down in the Atlantic, next to the artificial mussel beds of the rías. In the glass it is salty and juicy, with very fresh acidity.
Yes, both from Attis under the Sitta name, outside the DO. The orange wines are the Maceración, 15 days on its skins, and the Doliola from clay amphorae. The sweet ones are the Dulce Nana from dried grapes and the Pereiras, whose fermentation is stopped at 8 to 9 percent alcohol.
Most are best in their first two or three years. With long lees ageing it lasts much longer: Veigamoura's 2018 Quinquenio was only bottled in 2023. We stock Algueira's Finca Cortezada, a blend with Albariño, in vintages back to 2009.
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