Viura is the Rioja name for the grape known as Macabeo in the rest of Spain (and Maccabéo in southern France). It is the dominant white grape of Rioja, producing wines from neutral, fresh, easy-drinking to remarkable, oak-aged, age-worthy whites — best exemplified by the legendary Marqués de Murrieta Castillo Ygay and López de Heredia Tondonia bottlings. Also a key blending grape in Cava.
Wine Radar compares prices for wines made from Viura across Portuguese online retailers — 392 in the catalogue.
Viura wines on Wine Radar come mainly from Rioja, Castilla y León.
Viura is the Rioja name for the grape known as Macabeo in the rest of Spain (and Maccabéo in southern France). It is the dominant white grape of Rioja, producing wines from neutral, fresh, easy-drinking to remarkable, oak-aged, age-worthy whites — best exemplified by the legendary Marqués de Murrieta Castillo Ygay and…
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