Non-Alcoholic Verdejo
From Rueda in central Spain, Verdejo gives citrus and fennel with a bitter almond finish that is characteristic of the grape. Many estates pick at night to hold the aromatics.
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Spain
Elivo Cardio Zero White (750 mL)
Airén and Verdejo — green apple with a fennel edge, crisp rather than soft.
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France, Spain
White Wine Sampler (3 × 750 mL)
The same grape, two countries — taste what the border does.
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Spain
Kolonne Null Verdejo (750 mL)
Zesty lime, green apple and fennel with crisp Verdejo character.
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France, Germany, Italy, South Korea, Spain, United States
White Wine Deluxe Edition (12 × 750 mL)
A white wine education, twelve bottles deep.
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Is the bitter note in Verdejo meant to be there?
Yes — a faint bitter almond finish is part of the variety and one of the ways to recognize it. It reads as structure and gives the wine a proper end, which is why Verdejo holds up so well beside food.
Does Verdejo keep its bitter finish without alcohol?
It does, and that finish is worth having, because bitterness gives a wine length where alcohol otherwise would. Citrus and fennel come through clearly and the almond note at the end stays.
Where is Verdejo from?
Rueda, in central Spain, at altitude. Many estates pick at night to keep the fruit cool, which preserves the aromatics that make the wine recognizable.
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