Viña Gravonia Branco

Descrição

The name Viña Gravonia comes from the vineyards that López de Heredia owns about 200 metres from the cellar—vines that were acquired by the great‑great‑grandfather of the current managers of this Rioja winery. Historically, these wines were called Viña Zaconia when they were made as sweet wines from botrytis cinerea, and they were also referred to as Sauternia, a clear nod to the French Sauternes. Today they are not sweet, and this singular 100 % Viura white stands out for its complex nose and a palate that delivers freshness and evolution, finishing in an exceptionally long finish. Because of the product’s exclusivity, the availability of Viña Gravonia white is limited to three bottles per customer.