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Bodegas Los Tinos Valviejo Viura
from $11.46
Olivier Riviere La Bastid Rioja 2018
from $42
Vinergia Campos De Luz White Carinena
from $6.49
Bodegas Olarra Ondarre Blanco Rioja
from $11.57
Montebuena Blanco Rioja
from $15
Gomez Cruzado Honorable Rioja 2016
from $49.99
Cune Blanco Rioja 2019
from $1348.99
Paniza Viura Chardonnay Carinena
from $11.9
Flor De Muga Blanco 2018
from $46.99
Bodegas Palacios Remondo Placet Rioja 2020
from $280
Victorianas Monterio Viura Blanco Semidulce
from $5.8
Val De Vid Rueda
from $19.65
Finca Nueva Fermentado En Barrica Rioja 2011
from $14
Vicente Gandia Marques Del Turia Viura Sauvignon Valencia
from $7.99
Victorianas Monterio Viura Blanco Secco
from $5.87
Luis Canas Blanco Rioja 2017
from $15.56
Monte Clavijo Viura Rioja
from $9.99
Bodegas Naia Las Brisas Blend
from $8.99
Telmo Rodriguez Basa Blanco Rueda
from $5.25
Izadi Blanco Rioja
from $18

Discover the Wonder of Viura Wine

Viura wine is made from the Viura grape, which is also known as Macabeo grape. It is a white grape variety that is mostly grown in the Rioja region of Spain. It is a versatile grape that can be used to make many types of wine, including dry, semi-sweet and sweet wines. It is a very light-skinned grape with a fairly neutral flavor profile, making it easy to pair with a variety of different foods.

Viura grapes are typically small to medium-sized, with a thin skin that is yellowish-green in color. They are known for their high acidity, which makes them perfect for making crisp and refreshing white wines. Viura grapes are also highly susceptible to rot, making them difficult to grow in humid climates.

Viura wine is primarily produced in the Rioja region of Spain, but it is also grown in other regions such as Catalonia and Valencia. It is also grown in some other parts of the world such as France and Portugal.

Viura wine is typically made using traditional winemaking practices. The grapes are hand-harvested, destemmed, and pressed before undergoing fermentation. The wine is then aged in oak barrels for several months, which gives it a complex flavor profile.

Viura wine is crisp and refreshing, with a light body and high acidity. It typically has a citrusy flavor profile, with notes of lemon, lime, and grapefruit. Some Viura wines may also have a slight nutty or floral aroma, depending on the winemaking practices used.

Viura wine pairs well with a wide variety of foods, including seafood, salads, poultry, and spicy foods. It is also a great wine to serve with appetizers or on its own as an aperitif.

Viura wine is typically a dry wine, with high acidity and a crisp, refreshing taste. However, some Viura wines may have a slightly sweet taste, depending on the specific winemaking practices used.

Viura wine is typically served chilled, at a temperature of around 45-50 degrees Fahrenheit. This helps to bring out its crisp, refreshing flavors.

Viura wine should be served in a white wine glass, which has a smaller bowl than a red wine glass. It should be chilled before serving, and can be paired with a wide variety of foods.

Feeling thirsty and want to buy Viura wine online? Look no further! Welcome to Vi.Wine, where you can find a wide selection of Viura wines from top producers around the world. Order now and enjoy the crisp, refreshing taste of Viura wine in the comfort of your own home.