Pazos de Ulloa 2024 Ribeiro Blanco

Pazos de Ulloa 2024 Ribeiro Blanco

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DELIVERY TERMS (In all instances, cases may be mixed)

Order Types Cost
1 to 12 bottles or less £11.75
13 to 24 Bottles £17.00
25 to 36 Bottles £21.50
Orders over £145 Free Delivery
Free Local Delivery Available to customers within 10 mile radius of our shop, £35 minimum order

Delivery charges are for Mainland Great Britain only. Charges to the Isle of Wight and other islands will incur additional charges.

Scotland: Deliveries to the following postcodes may incur added costs. AB,FK, HS, IV, KW, PA, PH and ZE. Please check with us directly for delivery quotes:. We would like all our customers to note the following so that they may fully benefit from our delivery service:

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Shipping Costs for Northern Ireland

For all deliveries to Northern Ireland, the costs (inc. VAT) of our 2-5 day service are:

1 case (12 bottles) = £30.00

2 cases (24 bottles) = £47.50

3 cases (36 bottles) = £70.00

Free delivery on all orders over £350 (inc. VAT)

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Description

Named as a tribute to the Spanish author, Emilia Pardo Bazan, of the famous Galician novel of the same name, Pazos de Ulloa is a lovely fragrant, light and bright wine, made from a blend of indigenous Ribeiro grapes sourced from independent producers. The nose is dominated by citrus notes with delicate aromas of melon, lemon and red apple. It is well balanced and refreshing - delicious on its own or paired with sea food, shellfish and Galician cheeses.

2024 - 11% abv

Grape varieties: A blend including Treixadura and Palomino.

The vineyards are located in the Ribeiro region, in a valley formed by Miño river and its tributaries, Avia and Arnoia, surrounding the medieval village of Ribadavia. The south-facing granite soils are arranged in costeiras, the name historically given to the best hillsides exposed to the sun, where the best grapes are cultivated. 

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