Lícia Albariño

Strong characteristics of crisp citrus and orchard fruit with saline freshness, lemon zest, and wet stone notes. It is well balanced, highlighted with aromas of lime, grapefruit, and white peach with hints of green apple, orange blossom, and sea spray. Lícia crafts wines that celebrate the freshness and coastal character of northwestern Spain. With a focus on Albariño, the winery emphasizes careful vineyard management and modern winemaking techniques that preserve the grape’s naturally vibrant aromatics, bright acidity, and mineral-driven personality.

Classification: DO (Denominación de Origen)

Grape VarietalAlbariño

FeatureSustainable

Country: Spain

Region: Galicia

Appellation: Rias Baixas

Grape Profile: Albariño is renowned for its floral aromatics with notes of jasmine or orange blossom. A distinct minerality is often noted as well. The flavors and aromas are usually stone fruits (apricot and peach), citrus and a hint of tropical fruits like pineapple and melon.

Region Profile: Rías Baixas lies along Galicia's western coastline, facing the Atlantic Ocean. This coastal proximity has a profound influence on the region's maritime climate. The region is characterized by its "rías" or estuaries, which are deep inlets that stretch from the sea into the land, influencing the local microclimates.

Pair with: Seafood of all sorts from octopus, mussels, sea bass and oysters. Poultry. Rice and pasta dishes like paella and light sauces. Soft cheeses like goat and feta. Tapas.

Map of Spain showing regions and their labels, with color-coded areas indicating regions under vine, including notable cities and geographical features.
Map of Galicia, a region in northwest Spain, showing its provinces, cities, mountain ranges, and rivers.