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Campante White 2007

A dry northern white with distinguishing Palomino notes, very fine and intense but not too fruity. The taste is very fresh with an edge of bitterness. Good with white fish.

This is a very nice blend of Palomino and Torrontes, two very distinctive grapes from this area. The wines from this D.O. are generally very soft and pleasant but not short of aromas and after taste. Superb value for money.

Castillo Perelada Blanc de Blancs 2007

A very fresh and pleasing white with a brilliant soft yellow colour that seems to capture the Mediterranean sunshine and reward you with the intense aroma of ripe white fruits. This is a superb Blanc de Blancs from Emporda-Costa Brava - the wine region in the northeast corner of Catalonia, separated from the French Roussillon region only by the French border. It has good acidity, a flowery edge, very good taste and a corner of bitterness. This won't disappoint and it will give any table you sit down to with a fish, paella or risotto dish, a place in the sun!

Vina Calera

The best value for money white you will find! Now there's a promise. This is a wine that compares with the best whites of Rueda - a superb wine, full of the taste of green and white ripe fruits, sharp and yet gentle to the palate with great aftertaste. With a natural aromatic freshness, this is just what you should expect from a wine loaded with Viura. Dedicate at least one summer to this wine!

Marques de Caceres White 2006

Fresh, fruity and well balanced with strong, fresh aromas of green apples and herbs and an edge of citrus. Very pleasant with a long aftertaste, this is the perfect accompaniment to fish, shellfish or chicken. Very summery.

Orchidea 2007

Spanish Sauvignon Blancs often show greater complexity than the archetypal 'cat's pee on a gooseberry bush' associated with this grape, and this one is no exception. On the nose, intense and very complex floral aromas evolve into tropical fruits lime, pineapple, passion fruit. The colour is straw yellow, but look carefully and you'll pick up glints of green. It's fresh and dry with a very pleasant and long aftertaste. Great value for money too, which always helps.

Blanc Pescador

Young, fresh, fruity and dry with a light, natural sparkle (what the Spanish call a 'vino de aguja' - needle wine!) Blanc Pescador is incredibly popular as a wine for a casual drink - and for good reason. It has a superb fruity aroma and taste. And it's the perfect wine to add a few drops of Creme de Cassis to for a delicious and inexpensive Kir Royale. Served well chilled, this beautifully light wine with its soft yellow colour is ideal for appetizers, shellfish and in fact all types of seafood - hence the name Blanc Pescador, which translates as 'white fisherman'.