Dave McIntyre's WineLine: Spain's Underappreciated White Wines

June 10, 2009

Spain's Underappreciated White Wines

Spain's white wines - albariño, godello and verdejo are the main ones - have somehow slipped under the radar for American consumers. Restaurants have caught the fever, but most of us have yet to realize that these refreshing wines can be great values for casual summer dining, when we slap a fish on the grill or sit back and relax on the patio. Check out my column in today's Washington Post for some top-notch Spanish whites worthy of your attention this summer.

Jun 10, 2009 12:55:00 AM | Spain

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