Abadia De San Campio The exposure and soil of

The exposure and soil of each plot—and even each row of vine plants—alongside environmental concerns and respect for nature determine selection of grape varieties and growing techniques

With good saffron

aniseed and cinnamon

a bold and expressive wine

This unusual name was used for the chateau already in the 15th century

Abadia De San Campio The exposure and soil ofCrisp and intense, fruity aromas accompanied by apple, pear, and hints of citrus and anise. Intense aromas are enhanced by cold maceration. Incredibly fruit forward for an "old world" wine, Albarino sings the song of relaxed and fulfilling Spanish coastal life. Country: Spain Grape(s): Albarino Region: Rias Baixas Serving Temperature: 10 12C Alcohol: 12. 5% Pairing: Seafood, appetisers, lean fish, chicken, pasta, and soft cheeses Winery: Bodegas