Valdeorras

Valdeorras, which translates to "Valley of Gold," is located in the northwestern part of Spain, specifically in the province of Ourense in the region of Galicia and is known for producing high-quality white wines, particularly those made from the Godello grape variety. The region is characterised by a diverse landscape with steep slopes, river valleys, and granite soils, contributing to the unique terroir of Valdeorras.

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2022 As Sortes, Val do Bibei, Rafael Palacios, Valdeorras, Spain
Not ready
£139.00
- magnum (150 cl)
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Galicia
2021 Sorte O Soro, Rafael Palacios, Valdeorras, Spain
Ready - youthful
£445.00
- bottle (75 cl)
Galicia
2021 As Sortes, Val do Bibei, Rafael Palacios, Valdeorras, Spain
Not ready
£61.00
- bottle (75 cl)
Galicia
2020 Gaba do Xil, Mencía, Telmo Rodríguez, Valdeorras, Spain
Not ready
£20.50
- bottle (75 cl)
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Galicia
2020 LG Valbuxán, Tinto, Telmo Rodríguez, Valdeorras, Spain
Not ready
£30.00
- bottle (75 cl)
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Galicia
2020 Falcoeira 'A Capilla', Telmo Rodríguez, Valdeorras, Spain
Not ready
£64.00
- bottle (75 cl)
En Primeur
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Galicia
2020 As Caborcas, Telmo Rodríguez, Valdeorras, Spain
Not ready
£64.00
- bottle (75 cl)
En Primeur
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Galicia
2020 Sorte Antiga, Rafael Palacios, Valdeorras, Spain
Ready - youthful
£178.00
- bottle (75 cl)
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Galicia
2022 Louro do Bolo, Rafael Palacios, Valdeorras, Spain
Not ready
Godello is the flagship grape of Valdeorras, and it thrives in the region's conditions. Wines made from Godello are often aromatic, elegant, and expressive. They can display a range of flavours, including citrus fruits, stone fruits, floral notes, and a touch of minerality. Godello wines from Valdeorras are typically crisp, refreshing, and well-balanced.Apart from Godello, Valdeorras produces red wines, predominantly from the Mencía grape variety. These red wines can exhibit bright red fruit flavours, floral and herbal notes, and a vibrant acidity that adds freshness to the wines. The winemakers of Valdeorras take pride in their commitment to quality and their focus on sustainable viticulture. Many vineyards in the region are cultivated using organic or biodynamic practices, reflecting a growing trend toward environmentally friendly winemaking. In addition to Godello and Mencía, Valdeorras can produce wines using grape varieties such as Doña Blanca, Palomino, and Merenzao (also known as Bastardo). However, Godello remains the region's star and has helped Valdeorras gain recognition in Spain and internationally.