Albarino wines are all the rage at the moment and this beautiful example really hits the spot. Aromas of blossoms, citrus fruits, ripe pear and apple with a hint of spice. Full-bodied with concentrated citrus fruits, stone minerality and well balanced acidity and a lovely long, crisp finish.

The Ruiz family has been making wines in Galicia since the 1860s. Ángel Ruiz, Santiago’s grandfather, was one of the first people to produce and bottle wines in the region. Santiago then picked up the baton and continued the pioneering spirit of his grandfather by installing the first ever stainless-steel tanks in Rías Baixas. Santiago’s daughter, Rosa, is now at the helm and treads the fine line between continuing the family traditions and embracing new advances in winemaking. The new winery, built in 2007, is fully equipped with state-of-the art winemaking technology and produces clean, expressive white wines.

 Grape Variety: 82% Albariño/Alvarinho , 9% Loureiro, 4% Caíño Blanco, 3% Treixadura , 2% Godello/Gouveio