Albariño
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Albariño is a white wine from the Rías Baixas region in Spain, known for its pale straw color and crisp, refreshing taste.
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Характеристики
- Происхождение
Испания- Сорта винограда
- Альбариньо
- Категория
- Тихое
- Цвет
- Белое
- Ароматы
- яблоко, цитрус, минеральность
- Сахар
- Полусухое
- Подача
- Холодное (7-13°C)
- Крепость
- От 11 до 16°
- Выдержка
- до 5 лет
- Цена
- $ - $$
Это вино также называют: Alvarinho
Последнее обновление: 7 июня 2026 г.
Информация
Albariño is a white wine from the Rías Baixas region in Spain, known for its pale straw color and crisp, refreshing taste. This wine has a delicate aroma of citrus, green apple, and a hint of floral notes. On the palate, it is light-bodied with high acidity and flavors of lemon, lime, and a subtle mineral finish. Albariño pairs perfectly with seafood, salads, and light appetizers. Its light, crisp nature makes it a versatile wine that complements both casual and elegant dining experiences.
Гастрономия
Основное
Закуски и аперитивы
- Ягодное ассорти
- Сливочный десерт
- Фруктовая тарелка
- Жареные креветки с чесноком
- Тарелка тапас
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