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A Tresbolillo Canicas is a white wine made from Albariño grapes by the winery A Tresbolillo.
It comes from vineyards cultivated with a sustainable and environmentally friendly approach, allowing for a pure and authentic expression of this emblematic Galician variety. Canicas stands out for its freshness, aromatic intensity and marked Atlantic character, making it a versatile white wine with great personality.
Visually, it shows a bright straw yellow color with greenish reflections.
On the nose, it offers an intense and elegant bouquet, with notes of stone fruits such as peach and apricot, ripe citrus, white flowers and a characteristic mineral and saline background.
On the palate, it is fresh, balanced and enveloping, with vibrant acidity, silky texture and a long, persistent finish where fruity and mineral nuances reappear, enhancing its varietal identity and Atlantic origin.
A Tresbolillo Canicas is a white wine made from Albariño grapes by the winery A Tresbolillo.
It comes from vineyards cultivated with a sustainable and environmentally friendly approach, allowing for a pure and authentic expression of this emblematic Galician variety. Canicas stands out for its freshness, aromatic intensity and marked Atlantic character, making it a versatile white wine with great personality.
Visually, it shows a bright straw yellow color with greenish reflections.
On the nose, it offers an intense and elegant bouquet, with notes of stone fruits such as peach and apricot, ripe citrus, white flowers and a characteristic mineral and saline background.
On the palate, it is fresh, balanced and enveloping, with vibrant acidity, silky texture and a long, persistent finish where fruity and mineral nuances reappear, enhancing its varietal identity and Atlantic origin.
