Marqués de Cáceres is a big producer based in Spain’s Rioja
region, but the winery, it turns out, also bottles a terrific wine from Rías
Baixas in Galicia in the northwest corner of Spain. This is white wine country
where the most important grape is the indigenous albariño, which is either
bottled as a single variety or blended with others. Marqués de Cáceres’s 2011 “Deusa
Nai” Albariño is made exclusively from the variety and is among the best of
a dozen or more albariños I’ve tasted this year. It’s a wonderful wine for fish
and shellfish or on its own as an aperitif. Pear and grapefruit tastes are accented
by floral and mineral notes and a touch of vanilla. The price is about $14 and
although production is limited (about 6,600 cases), the wine appears to be widely
available based on a check of
Wine Searcher.
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