White grape 🇪🇸 Rías Baixas, Spain

Albariño

/ al-ba-REEN-yoh / · Also known as Alvarinho

Fresh from the Atlantic — citrus, peach and a salty sea breeze.

Albariño comes from rainy, green Galicia in north-west Spain and neighbouring northern Portugal. Thick skins protect it from humidity, and the result is a fresh, aromatic white with high acidity, stone fruit and a distinctive saline finish — a natural partner for seafood.

Serve at

8–10°C

Glass

White wine glass

Decanting

Not needed

Climate

Cool, Atlantic

Structure

How Albariño typically feels in the mouth.

BodyMedium–
AcidityHigh
TanninNone
AlcoholMedium

Aromas & flavours

What to look for in the glass.

Fruit

Lemon zestLimeWhite peachNectarine

Floral & coastal

HoneysuckleSea saltWet stone

Where it grows

The regions to know on a wine list.

Food pairing

Classic matches that work every time.

  • Oysters
  • Grilled octopus
  • Ceviche
  • Shellfish
  • Sushi

Say it at the table

“Fresh from the Atlantic coast — citrus, peach and a salty sea breeze. Built for seafood.”

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