Abadia de San Campio

Terras Gauda’s Abadía de San Campio is a great example of the mythical Albariño wines. It is the younger “brother” of Terras Gauda, the wine which made the winery famous in many countries.

They come from the plots at Goian (Argallo) at an altitude between 150-450 feet, which are some of the highest vineyards with lower humidity, cooler temperatures and slower ripening of the fruit. These conditions provide a wine of great aromatic intensity . With a good breadth and balance of flavors, the wine is bright and fresh, with a certain tartness reinforcing the sensation of freshness. The good balance between the acids and sugar give the wine a pleasant final touch, persisting in the mouth for a long time.

VINIFICATION. After 6 hours of cold maceration, traditional fermentation took place at low controlled temperatures in stainless steel tanks. After adding natural yeasts from the vineyards, the wine was cold stabilized, filtered and finally bottled.

Product Description

Terras Gauda’s Abadía de San Campio is a great example of the mythical Albariño wines. It is the younger “brother” of Terras Gauda, the wine which made the winery famous in many countries.

They come from the plots at Goian (Argallo) at an altitude between 150-450 feet, which are some of the highest vineyards with lower humidity, cooler temperatures and slower ripening of the fruit. These conditions provide a wine of great aromatic intensity . With a good breadth and balance of flavors, the wine is bright and fresh, with a certain tartness reinforcing the sensation of freshness. The good balance between the acids and sugar give the wine a pleasant final touch, persisting in the mouth for a long time.

VINIFICATION. After 6 hours of cold maceration, traditional fermentation took place at low controlled temperatures in stainless steel tanks. After adding natural yeasts from the vineyards, the wine was cold stabilized, filtered and finally bottled.

Additional Information

Brands

Bodegas Terras Gauda

Wine Region

Rias Baixas





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