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€27.20
An elegant Rueda with 8 months of aging in French oak barrels. Its limited production is due to the scarcity of the raw material — old Verdejo vines, many pre-phylloxera, over a century old, located in small plots with sandy soil. Ideal for those seeking a modern white that is easy to drink.
€31.90
Barrel-fermented Verdejo from the Tomás Postigo vineyards located in Nieva (Segovia), aged for 12 months in new French oak barrels. Clear and complex nose, where ripe white fruit predominates, accompanied by floral notes and soft, well-integrated toasted notes, and a creamy, well-structured mouthfeel with enveloping tannins.
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€9.10
One of the most consumed varieties nationwide, comes with the difficulty of being original. The success of this Verdejo lies in its exotic varietal nature along with a full, tasty palate at a very competitive price.
€5.90
This wine is made from certified organic vineyards. The vineyards, planted with Verdejo, an indigenous variety of the area, are situated on sandy soils covered with pebbles.
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€6.85
Yllera 5.5 Verdejo Frizzante White Wine: The most fun wine in the Yllera family. With only 5.5º of alcohol, its natural carbonation and the sweetness derived from its partial fermentation make it something very special—the perfect companion, one that, once you start a bottle, you'll feel the need to finish.
€6.95
Para la bodega, este es su mejor verdejo, elaborado con uvas recogidas de noche y posteriormente vinificadas en contacto con sus lías. Una versión moderna y elegante de esta uva con denominación de origen Rueda. Un blanco estructurado, con frescura y un toque anisado y recuerdos agradables a frutas como la manzana verde y el pomelo. Apto para veganos.
€6.15
For years, the winery has been implementing sustainable vineyard management, and with this wine, they have taken the step toward obtaining their organic certification.
Yllera is committed to a more environmentally friendly approach to cultivation, respecting the soil and the surrounding biodiversity