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2010 GODELLO Almalarga Barrica Adega Pena das Donas

2010 GODELLO Almalarga Barrica Adega Pena das Donas

Grapes: Godello  Origin: Spain, Ribeira Sacra
Lea & Sandeman review
Do not be put off by the fact this wine says 'barrica' (oaked) on the label (we were when we first looked at it), as it is a far cry from being oaky. Lovely texture with a single note of richness mid-palate.

Other reviews and comments
Each time I taste Godello grape, I prefer it to the more popular Albarino from the same region. Here the oak is well-blended in and adds richness, weight and the ability to age to the lifted, quite minerally fruit. 13.5 abv. 2012-14. Steven Spurrier, decanter.com
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