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Algueira Brandán is a red wine from the Ribeira Sacra Denomination of Origin made from Godello grapes.
Fermented in stainless steel, without lees or wood, which makes it a fresh wine with a marked Galician white character.
Visually it is pale yellow, with a predominance of white fruit, a background of freshly cut hay and very subtle vegetal notes.
The attack on the palate is acidic, but it is denser than expected on the nose, culminating in the characteristic bitterness of the variety.
Algueira Brandán is a red wine from the Ribeira Sacra Designation of Origin made with Godello grapes.
Fermented in stainless steel, without lees or wood input, which makes it a fresh wine with a marked character of a Galician white.
Visually it is pale yellow, with predominance of white fruit, background of freshly cut hay and very subtle vegetable notes.
The attack on the palate is acidic, however it offers a denser passage than expected in the nose, culminating with the characteristic bitterness of the variety.
Algueira Brandán is a red wine from the Ribeira Sacra Denomination of Origin made from Godello grapes.
Fermented in stainless steel, without lees or wood, which makes it a fresh wine with a marked Galician white character.
Visually it is pale yellow, with a predominance of white fruit, a background of freshly cut hay and very subtle vegetal notes.
The attack on the palate is acidic, but it is denser than expected on the nose, culminating in the characteristic bitterness of the variety.
Algueira Brandán is a red wine from the Ribeira Sacra Designation of Origin made with Godello grapes.
Fermented in stainless steel, without lees or wood input, which makes it a fresh wine with a marked character of a Galician white.
Visually it is pale yellow, with predominance of white fruit, background of freshly cut hay and very subtle vegetable notes.
The attack on the palate is acidic, however it offers a denser passage than expected in the nose, culminating with the characteristic bitterness of the variety.
