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Silice Viticultores Silice Ribeira Sacra 2016
from $27.99
Fazenda Agricola Augalevada Mercenario Blanco 2018
from $21
Ailala Souson Ribeiro 2018
from $21.99
Fedellos Do Couto Conasbrancas 2019
from $33.96
Coto De Gomariz The Flower And The Bee Treixadura 2019
from $14.99
Algueira Pizarra Ribeira Sacra 2015
from $49
Dominio Do Bibei Ribeira Sacra 2008
from $56.99
Milenium Mencia
from $7.99
Vina Costeira Tambora Godello
from $18.03
Fazenda Agricola Augalevada Mercenario Tinto 2018
from $32.1
Algueira Cortezada Ribeira Sacra 2019
from $26.97
Vina Costeira Coleccion 68
from $17.81
Alvaredos Hobbs Godello Ribeira Sacra 2018
from $47.99
Castro Candaz El Barredo Ribeira Sacra 2014
from $76
Dominio Do Bibei Lalama Ribeira Sacra 2008
from $21.99
Castro Candaz A Boca Do Demo Ribeira Sacra 2015
from $31.24
Fedellos Do Couto Cortezada
from $27.97
Fazenda Agricola Augalevada Ollos De Roque 2017
from $33.81
Dominio Do Bibei Lapola Ribeira Sacra 2010
from $25.94
Castro Candaz Finca El Curvado Ribeira Sacra 2015
from $23.19

Discovering Galicia Wine: Origin, Flavor, and Food Pairing

Galicia wine is made from several indigenous grape varieties, including Albariño, Godello, and Mencia. These grapes are known for their naturally high acidity, which gives the wine its crisp, refreshing flavor. Galicia wine is often described as being fruity, with notes of green apple, pear, and citrus, and a hint of salinity from the ocean air. The wine is typically light to medium-bodied, making it a great choice for pairing with a variety of foods.

Galicia wine is made using traditional winemaking techniques that have been passed down for generations. The grapes are hand-harvested and then gently pressed to extract the juice. The juice is then fermented using natural yeasts and aged in oak barrels to develop its unique flavor profile. Some winemakers also use a technique called sur lie aging, which involves leaving the wine in contact with the yeast after fermentation to enhance its texture and complexity.

Galicia wine is incredibly versatile when it comes to food pairing. Its high acidity makes it a great match for seafood dishes, such as oysters, clams, and grilled shrimp. It also pairs well with light pasta dishes, salads, and white meats like chicken or pork. For a more traditional Galician pairing, try serving the wine with octopus or Spanish-style tortilla.

Galicia wine is typically dry, meaning it has a low sugar content. This crisp, refreshing flavor makes it a great choice for pairing with food.

Galicia wine is best served chilled, between 45-50 degrees Fahrenheit. This will help bring out its crisp, refreshing flavors and balance its high acidity. To achieve the perfect temperature, we recommend placing the bottle in the fridge an hour before serving.

Galicia wine typically has an alcohol content of around 12-14%, depending on the grape variety and winemaker. If you are looking for a new and exciting wine to add to your collection or serve at your next dinner party, consider trying Galicia wine. This unique Spanish wine is made from grapes grown in the northwestern region of Galicia, which has a lush greenery, cool climate, and oceanic influence. Experience the unique flavor of Galicia wine for yourself by visiting the Vi.Wine marketplace and buying Galicia wine online. With our extensive selection of high-quality wines and competitive pricing, you are sure to find the perfect bottle for any occasion. Don't wait - order now!