More information about 2023 Garzón Albariño Reserva
A typical Uruguayan grape variety is the Albariño. The temperate climate and the proximity of only 14 km to the Atlantic Ocean result in a very fresh and fruity wine. The wine matures for 6 months on the fine lees and shows aromas of white peach, grapefruit and floral notes such as jasmine blossom, which combine very harmoniously with a light mineral note. This Albariño has a complex taste with a slender structure and a long, fresh and fruity finish.
Contents: | 0,75 Liter |
Beverage type: | Wine |
Quality level: | Quality wine |
Soil type: | Crushed stone |
Acid: | 4.7 g/l |
Residual sweetness: | 2.7 g/l |
Alcohol: | 13.5 |
Shelf life: | 4 years |
Contains sulfites: | Yes |
Fits to: | Seafood, fish dishes |
Optimal drinking temperature: | 10 - 12 °C |
Winery: | Bodega Garzón |
Country: | Uruguay |
Weingut: | Bodega Garzón |
Distributor: | Heinz Hein Weinhandel e. K., Hofäckerstr. 7, 65207 Wiesbaden, Germany |
Food companies: | Bodega Garzón, Ruta 9 km. 175, CP20000 - Paraje Garzón - Maldonado, Uruguay |
Bodega Garzón
The best wines in the world are made where a grape variety finds the ideal conditions to express itself and the nature that surrounds it. This is the goal set by Bodegas Garzón in Uruguay. Located in the south of the country, just 14 km from the Atlantic Ocean, it produces premium wines from the country's typical grape varieties such as Tannat, Albariño, and Sauvignon Blanc. Nestled in the natural beauty of the region, the vineyards are surrounded by rolling hills in a special microclimate. This landscape is also called the Tuscany of South America. The combination of plenty of sunshine and mild climate due to the proximity to the Atlantic Ocean, gives rise to wines that bear witness to extraordinary fruit and freshness, with a slight minerality. The wines of Bodegas Garzón are regularly among the winners of international competitions.
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