Winter Whites ~ 2009 Salneval Albarino

Winter is generally the time for spicy Zin’s and hearty Cab’s, but when your menu is calling for WHITE, reach for this Albarino from Rias Baixas, Spain. Tonight it’s Shrimp Scampi on our menu, and this wine will be the perfect addition to the dish as well as in our glass.

This wine presents a crispy clear pear color with a vibrant green apple on the nose. A light zest on the finish makes you wanting to go back for more!

With a price of $11 and 12.5% alcohol what’s not to like!

Cheers!

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Eileen Gross is a 1983 Graduate of Fordham University and retired Financial Professional and Founder of Phillips Charitable Foundation, Inc. Annapolis, Maryland. She is wine lover, traveler, and collector who shares her wine experiences with private wine tastings and on her blog “Wine Everyday." She is a member of the Society of Wine Educators, The Wine Century Club and a contributor the former 12Most.com.
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2 Responses to Winter Whites ~ 2009 Salneval Albarino

  1. Excellent choice for an albarino. LIke the headline too. Pairing seafood and spicy food with most albarino’s is a great idea, and shouldn’t always be confined to the summer season.
    For more inspiration watch Michael Colameco’s “Albarino Harvest”, a two part series where he travels around the DO Rias BAixas Wines Region and offers up some great food ideas and entertaining dialogue.
    Watch —> http://www.youtube.com/user/RiasBaixasWines?feature=mhum

  2. Jennifer Good says:

    Well, we’ve got the shrimp scampi tonight but not the wine. Looks like a great choice. We’ll try it!

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