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Albariño D.O. Rías Baixas Treixadura D.O. Ribeiro

SENDA VERDE is a collection of artisanal wines from unique regions in north ern Spain that follow the 43°N parallel, stretching from coastal Galicia eastward along the northern coast- line. In contrast to the rest of Spain, this area is lush and green from oceanic and geologic influences. The region is referred to as “España Verde” (Green Spain). ALBARIÑO TREIXADURA GODELLO MENCÍA D.O. RÍAS BAIXAS D.O. RIBEIRO D.O. BIERZO D.O. BIERZO Bright and attractive Straw yellow with green Fresh and clean aro- Dark violet reflections notes of ripe apricot, glints, brilliant and lu- mas of white flowers, with aromas of rasp- citrus green apple and minous. Intense aroma, candied orange peel berry, pome granate and wild flower aromas. standing out its great and ripe melon. A full graphite on the nose. This Albariño is fresh fruity flavors of green and round body with a A mouthful of intense and lively. On the pal- apple, melon, stone fruits bright peach and nectar- blackberry, cas sis and ate, the wine is smooth and honey hints. On the ine flavors on the palate. lemony oak cre ate a fine with lush textures of palate it is tasty, fruity, The finish is velvety with flavor profile, while the stone fruits and tropical wide and persistent, full of beautiful savory flavors. finish tastes of licorice fruits with slight mineral complexity and elegant. and peppery spices. nuances. ARGENTINA AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA CANADA CHILE FRANCE GERMANY ITALY NEW ZEALAND PORTUGAL SPAIN UNITED STATES P: 847.647.1100 W: www.winesellersltd.com @WinesellersLtd.

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