In 2013, two brothers, Rosa and Fran, their sister-in-law, Ruth, and their friend, Nacho, launched a wine company under the name Narupa Vinos. The goal of Narupa Vinos is to create an Albariño wine that do...
In 2013, two brothers, Rosa and Fran, their sister-in-law, Ruth, and their friend, Nacho, launched a wine company under the name Narupa Vinos. The goal of Narupa Vinos is to create an Albariño wine that does justice to the variety's potential and the unique character of its home region, the Rías Baixas in Galicia. The Albariño wines from the inland vineyards possess a milder acidity and a gentler body. These inland vineyards are typically warmer than their coastal counterparts, therefore they need to hold more water, so the soils are heavier and have more clay content. On the contrary, this wine is elegant and austere, stronger and more well-balanced than its counterpart, with a smooth palate, a subtle bitterness, and a pleasant aftertaste.
