Variety: 90% Treixadura, 5% Albariño, 3% Godello, and 2% Loureiro
Winery: Finca Viñoa
Region: Ribeiro
Tasting
Nose: High intensity, with aromas of water fruit (Fuji apple, Williams pear) stone fruit (white plum, peach, litchi peel) subtle yellow flowers that give way to elegant notes of freshly cut grass, moss, balsamic herbs, with a mineral river stone background accompanied by a delicate smoke.
Mouth: The entry has volume, creaminess, giving way to citrus notes (lemon peel, tangerine) and stone fruits, subtle fennel, vibrant, with structure in its passage, powerful and elegant, reveals an intense minerality (granite , river stone) that also provides salinity in its wake. With character and structure, long aftertaste memory.
Food Pairing
Seafood (crayfish, barnacles, crabs, spider crab), oysters, clams and razor clams, coastal fish (sole, sea bream, sea bass, san martiño), poultry, small game (rabbit, hare, quail, partridge)
Vineyard
12 hectares of vineyards in spectacular terraces (socalcos) of granite walls that fall from 380 to 180 meters in altitude. Located on one of the historic slopes of the Avia Valley. Orientations of the farm: south, south-east, south-west with a magnificent solar exhibition. Diversity of soils within the farm. Granitic sands and exquistos (xistos) of slate.
Production
Manual harvest of grapes, done in the morning looking for the best temperature. It is transported to the winery where it is placed in a cold room at a controlled temperature of 5º. The grapes are processed by passing them through a vibrating selection table. Subsequently, the grapes are destemmed and macerated before pressing, in the case of the 2018 harvest, for 2.5 hours. Low pressure pressing selecting the must that is settling by gravity. Alcoholic fermentation takes place at a controlled temperature in stainless steel tanks. Subsequently, it is aged on its fine lees for seven months.