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CASTELO DE MEDINA FERMENTADO EN BARRICA

TABLE WHITE WINE  ·  SPAIN  ·  Approved Aug 16, 2018
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What to Expect

Expect a crisp and aromatic table white wine from Spain, Castelo de Medina Verdejo. This varietal is a signature of Rueda in north-central Spain, known for its citrus, fennel, stone fruit flavors with a subtly bitter finish. The grapes are grown in high-elevation vineyards influenced by continental climate and cool nights, preserving the wine's acidity. Expect a clean, fresh, aromatic dry white that can be crisp or textured depending on aging techniques used. Pair it with a variety of dishes including tapas, seafood, grilled vegetables, goat cheese, roast chicken, and salads with herbs. Its light bitterness makes it especially good with green vegetables and olive oil.

TTB ID18225001001132
Brand nameCASTELO DE MEDINA
Fanciful nameFERMENTADO EN BARRICA
Class / typeTABLE WHITE WINE
Origin / appellationSPAIN
Grape varietalsVERDEJO
Approval dateAug 16, 2018
StatusAPPROVED
Vendor code16314
Serial number180032
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