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Wheater, soil and grape variety. This is for us the definition of "wine." In 1941 Messrs. D. Modesto Romero and Mr. Eladio Alvarez Ossorio Díez, create society Alvarez y Diez, SA Thus was born this winery, which now as a tribute to these pioneers, retains its name.
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Mantel Blanco Verdejo 2020

Spain   D.O. Rueda (Castilla y León)

Mantel Blanco Verdejo 2020
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"Vinification is something more than just wine." "Of all the fruits of the earth, which attracts about himself, larger doses of philosophy, poetry and natural charm, is the grape in the process of winemaking. Because the wine is buried sense of miracle that somehow connect us the soul and body. Today we are more demanding about the wine than ever. Do not just ask you to be wine, but it is good. And that is natural, that is, to develop organic processing in line, limiting the hand of man interventions purely mechanical, it aided in physics, not chemistry. Those are the wines from this winery. To this have come from the love of Castile gave birth this mythical exceptional grape is "white Verdejo" as sensitive and grateful to biotechnology.
Soil characteristics, making their contribution, fostering a good aeration and drainage in rainy seasons, while retaining the clay ground moisture reserves in lean years. In this magical alliance, the sun is responsible for rule all, dealing with the rest, until the time of recolección. Clima, soil and grape variety. This is for us the definition of "wine." In 1941 Messrs. D. Modesto Romero and Mr. Eladio Alvarez Ossorio Díez, create society Alvarez y Diez, SA Thus was born this winery, which now as a tribute to these pioneers, retains its name.