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Terras Gauda Abadia de San Campio Albarino 2024Rias Baixas, Spain ● Albarino
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Lagar da Condesa O Fillo da Condesa 2018Rias Baixas, Spain ● Albarino
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3.8 Very Good (21)- Screw Cap
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Marques de Caceres Deusa Nai Albarino 2016Rias Baixas, Spain ● Albarino
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Terras Gauda Abadia de San Campio Albarino 2023Rias Baixas, Spain ● Albarino
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3.6 Very Good (8)- Screw Cap
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Marques de Caceres Deusa Nai Albarino 2011Rias Baixas, Spain ● Albarino
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Familia Torres Pazo das Bruxas Albarino 2023Rias Baixas, Spain ● Albarino
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Red White Sparkling Rosé Spirits GiftsTerras Gauda currently owns just over 400 acres of land in Rias Baixas...
Terras Gauda currently owns just over 400 acres of land in Rias Baixas, where all vines are hand-picked and planted between 160 - 500 feet in altitude. The winery is located in sub-region of ‘O Rosal,’ which consists predominantly of iron-rich ‘strip slate’ (metamorphic schist) and imparts fresh, mineral notes to the wines of Terras Gauda. The region’s unique terroir is rounded out with an exceptional microclimate that boasts mild temperatures and abundant rainfall, which is conducive to the excellent ripening and balanced acidity of Terras Gauda’s estate-grown Albariño.