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Vina Pomal 2024 blanco Viura Rioja

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Wine type: White
Winery: Bodegas Bilbainas
Country: Spain
Volume: 0,75
Alcohol %: 13
Grape: Viura, Malvasia
Vinification: Stainless steel fermentation, oak aged
Vintage: 2025 , 2024
Region: Rioja
Description:

The Viña Pomal Blanco 2024 from Bodegas Bilbaínas is a refined white wine that beautifully shows the versatility of the Rioja region. Made from Viura, a traditional white grape variety of Rioja, this wine is marked by its freshness and delicate complexity. The wine has a bright straw-yellow colour with green highlights. On the nose it offers fresh aromas of citrus such as lime and grapefruit, complemented by notes of white flowers, ripe peach and a touch of aniseed. The palate is lively and fruity, with a fine balance between the fresh acidity and a subtle minerality that gives the wine an extra dimension. The finish is clean and refreshing, and invites another sip. Perfect with light seafood dishes, grilled fish or fresh salads, but also an excellent choice as an aperitif on a summer's day.

Food pairing:

Ideal with seafood, light fish dishes and fresh salads.

Winery:

Bodegas Bilbaínas is one of the oldest and most renowned wineries in Rioja, founded in 1901. Located in Haro, in the Rioja Alta subzone, the house owns some of the best vineyards in the region. The terroir is characterised by a unique microclimate and limestone-rich soils, ideal for producing high-quality Tempranillo wines. The winery combines traditional techniques with modern innovations to create wines that stay true to the heritage of Rioja. The Viña Pomal range, one of its most iconic series, is a model of quality and consistency. With numerous international awards to its name, Bodegas Bilbaínas remains a standard-bearer of Spanish wine culture. Sustainability plays an important role in its philosophy: from minimising the impact on the environment to a focus on organic viticulture. The house welcomes visitors with open arms and offers tours and tastings that give an in-depth insight into the rich history and expertise behind its wines.