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Terras Gauda
Bodegas Terras Gauda is located in the D.O. Rías Baixas, where great white wines are produced using the area's typical varieties: mostly Albariño, but also Loureiro and Caíño. Currently, Terras Gauda is the largest winery by production in the D.O. Rías Baixas. It also heads a group that includes the Pittacum and Quinta Sardonia wineries, in the D.O.s of Bierzo and Ribera del Duero, respectively.
D.O.: D.O. Rías Baixas, Spain
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History
Although it will only be formally established some time later, it's safe to say that Bodegas Terras Gauda was born in 1980, the same year the D.O. Rías Baixas was established. This date marks a change in direction for this area's wine producers. It represents a revolution in pursuit of quality, supported by local governments with workshops, collaborations and important investments.
With this impetus, various other wineries were also established in the O Rosal valley with the goal of creating authentic, very typical wines. They include Viñedos do Rosal and Adegas das Firas.
The excellent autochthonous Albariño grapes are blended with other autochthonous varieties, such as Loureiro or the Caíño, thus bringing new nuances to the Albariño.
In 1990, these two wineries merged and Bodegas Terras Gauda was born. The vineyard's first own vines were planted and 37,000 bottles were produced in the first vintage. Today, Terras Gauda is the largest wine producer in the D.O., with about 1.5 million bottles produced per vintage.
In 2002, Terras Gauda bought Bodegas Pittacum in the D.O. Bierzo to produce high-quality reds with grapes from old vines.
In 2010 a new winery joined the Grupo Terras Gauda. Bodega Quinta Sardonia, the latest addition from the Ribera del Duero, produces great quality reds using biodynamic farming techniques.
Philosophy
Bodegas Terras Gauda is located in Valle de O Rosal, south of the province of Pontevedra, on the border with Portugal. It is a privileged enclave at the mouth of the River Miño, with excellent weather, mild temperatures (yearly average of 15ºC), plenty of rain and very rare frosting.
These weather conditions help promote optimal ripening, with high sugar levels in the grapes and less acidity than in other areas of this denomination.
Terras Gauda has 160 total hectares of vineyards with grapes of the Albariño, Caíño Blanco, Loureiro and Treixadura varieties, planted in trellises.
The harvest is carried out manually and the grapes are transported to the winery in boxes that are no larger than 20 kg, to avoid premature breakage of the grape seeds.
Once in the winery, the grapes are destemmed and pressed. The clusters are gently separated from the stems in order to avoid undesired herby flavours.
The grapes are cold macerated with their skins in order to extract all the grapes' delicate aromas. Later, the grapes are gently pressed using a pneumatic press to slowly extract the must.
Fermentation takes place at a controlled temperature with lees from the vineyard.
Finally, a coupage of the different varieties (which are already fully produced) is made and the wine stabilises in the cold until it is finally bottled.
Wines of Bodegas Terras Gauda
Bodegas Terras Gauda produces white wines with autochthonous varieties from the D.O. Rías Baixas with a marked Atlantic influence.
Terras Gauda and Terras Gauda Etiqueta Negra are two white wines based on the reigning variety of the Rías Baixas, the Albariño, but with a coupage of Loureiro and Caíño. They are excellent representatives of this winery, fully conveying all its character.
Abadía de San Campio is Rías Baixas in its purest form, a skilfully crafted Albariño single varietal.
La Mar is a coupage, its main variety being the Caíño Blanco: a very delicate and rare variety that strongly transmits the terroir of the vineyard.
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Terras Gauda La Mar 2016
White wine Young. Volume: 75 cl. Winery: Terras Gauda. Production area: D.O. Rías Baixas. Grapes used in this wine: Albariño and Loureiro and Caíño Blanco.
![Terras Gauda La Mar 2016]( "Terras Gauda La Mar 2016")
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Abadía San Campio 2017
White wine Young. Volume: 75 cl. Winery: Terras Gauda. Production area: D.O. Rías Baixas. Grapes used in this wine: Albariño.
![Abadía San Campio 2017]( "Abadía San Campio 2017")
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Terras Gauda Etiqueta Negra 2017
White wine Barrel. 5 months in French oak barrels. Volume: 75 cl. Winery: Terras Gauda. Production area: D.O. Rías Baixas. Grapes used in this wine: Albariño and Caíño Blanco and Loureira Blanca.
![Terras Gauda Etiqueta Negra 2017]( "Terras Gauda Etiqueta Negra 2017")
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Terras Gauda 2018
White wine Young. Volume: 75 cl. Winery: Terras Gauda. Production area: D.O. Rías Baixas. Grapes used in this wine: Albariño and Caíño Blanco and Loureira Blanca.
![Terras Gauda 2018]( "Terras Gauda 2018")
12,08 $6x11,47 $/u126 in stock. We take 24h. to get more. -
Terras Gauda Magnum 2018
White wine Young. Volume: Magnum Winery: Terras Gauda. Production area: D.O. Rías Baixas. Grapes used in this wine: Albariño and Caíño Blanco and Loureira Blanca.
Magnum 1,5 l.![Terras Gauda Magnum 2018]( "Terras Gauda Magnum 2018")
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Bodegas Terras Gauda is located in the D.O. Rías Baixas, where great white wines are produced using the area's typical varieties: mostly Albariño, but also Loureiro and Caíño. Currently, Terras Gauda is the largest winery by production in the D.O. Rías Baixas. It also heads a group that includes the Pittacum and Quinta Sardonia wineries, in the D.O.s of Bierzo and Ribera del Duero, respectively.
D.O.: D.O. Rías Baixas, Spain
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History
Although it will only be formally established some time later, it's safe to say that Bodegas Terras Gauda was born in 1980, the same year the D.O. Rías Baixas was established. This date marks a change in direction for this area's wine producers. It represents a revolution in pursuit of quality, supported by local governments with workshops, collaborations and important investments.
With this impetus, various other wineries were also established in the O Rosal valley with the goal of creating authentic, very typical wines. They include Viñedos do Rosal and Adegas das Firas.
The excellent autochthonous Albariño grapes are blended with other autochthonous varieties, such as Loureiro or the Caíño, thus bringing new nuances to the Albariño.
In 1990, these two wineries merged and Bodegas Terras Gauda was born. The vineyard's first own vines were planted and 37,000 bottles were produced in the first vintage. Today, Terras Gauda is the largest wine producer in the D.O., with about 1.5 million bottles produced per vintage.
In 2002, Terras Gauda bought Bodegas Pittacum in the D.O. Bierzo to produce high-quality reds with grapes from old vines.
In 2010 a new winery joined the Grupo Terras Gauda. Bodega Quinta Sardonia, the latest addition from the Ribera del Duero, produces great quality reds using biodynamic farming techniques.
Philosophy
Bodegas Terras Gauda is located in Valle de O Rosal, south of the province of Pontevedra, on the border with Portugal. It is a privileged enclave at the mouth of the River Miño, with excellent weather, mild temperatures (yearly average of 15ºC), plenty of rain and very rare frosting.
These weather conditions help promote optimal ripening, with high sugar levels in the grapes and less acidity than in other areas of this denomination.
Terras Gauda has 160 total hectares of vineyards with grapes of the Albariño, Caíño Blanco, Loureiro and Treixadura varieties, planted in trellises.
The harvest is carried out manually and the grapes are transported to the winery in boxes that are no larger than 20 kg, to avoid premature breakage of the grape seeds.
Once in the winery, the grapes are destemmed and pressed. The clusters are gently separated from the stems in order to avoid undesired herby flavours.
The grapes are cold macerated with their skins in order to extract all the grapes' delicate aromas. Later, the grapes are gently pressed using a pneumatic press to slowly extract the must.
Fermentation takes place at a controlled temperature with lees from the vineyard.
Finally, a coupage of the different varieties (which are already fully produced) is made and the wine stabilises in the cold until it is finally bottled.
Wines of Bodegas Terras Gauda
Bodegas Terras Gauda produces white wines with autochthonous varieties from the D.O. Rías Baixas with a marked Atlantic influence.
Terras Gauda and Terras Gauda Etiqueta Negra are two white wines based on the reigning variety of the Rías Baixas, the Albariño, but with a coupage of Loureiro and Caíño. They are excellent representatives of this winery, fully conveying all its character.
Abadía de San Campio is Rías Baixas in its purest form, a skilfully crafted Albariño single varietal.
La Mar is a coupage, its main variety being the Caíño Blanco: a very delicate and rare variety that strongly transmits the terroir of the vineyard.
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