If my local wine place has this, I always buy multiple bottles. Never disappointed. — 5 months ago
Another great summer supper, slightly oxidized, good acid, bright, light-medium bodied. Organic! — 6 months ago
No muy seco, buen sabor — 5 years ago
Strange wine. Very little fruit here, but a crazy amount of botanical herbs that reminds me of Chartreuse, jasmine, chamomile, slate, leafy greens, and maybe some spearmint. Not delicious but fascinating none the less. This will get someone out of their comfort zone real quick! — 6 years ago
Crisp and light. Nice hints of citrus, pear and good acidity. Could do well at a nice dinner or on the beach. Organic and a good price. Will definitely keep this in mind for the future. — 7 years ago
Con Antonio en El ulia en Benidorm — 7 years ago
La Granja 360 — Verdejo & Viura 2025
Spain 🇪🇸
Overview
A lively blend of 75% Verdejo and 25% Viura, two classic Spanish white varieties that work beautifully together here. Verdejo supplies the aromatic lift, freshness, and herbal personality, while Viura rounds the edges and contributes an easygoing fruit character. At 12% ABV, this is clearly built around freshness and drinkability.
Aromas & Flavors
Fresh citrus, green apple, pear, and subtle white flowers are joined by distinctive notes of fennel, anise, and fresh herbs. Bright and aromatic without becoming overly tropical.
Mouthfeel
Light-bodied, crisp, and extremely refreshing, with energetic acidity and a clean, uncomplicated texture. The finish is intentionally short and snappy, which basically encourages the next sip.
Food Pairings
Grilled shrimp, calamari, white fish, fresh salads, tapas, mild cheeses, or simple Mediterranean appetizers. Equally comfortable as a chilled aperitif on a warm afternoon.
Verdict
A vigorous, uncomplicated Spanish white that knows exactly what it wants to be: fresh, aromatic, herbaceous, and ridiculously easy to drink. A terrific entry-level summer wine with enough personality to keep things interesting.
Did You Know?
Verdejo and Viura are two historic Spanish varieties with very different personalities. Verdejo is particularly celebrated for its aromatic, herbal character, while Viura, also known as Macabeo, typically brings a gentler fruit profile and can soften the overall blend.
🍷 Personal Pick
This is pure summer drinking. I love the aromatic and herbaceous entry, followed by that clean, light mouthfeel and refreshing acidity. And that short finish? Almost dangerous, it disappears just quickly enough to make you immediately reach for another sip. — 2 days ago
A delightful white wine! Refreshing and engaging! Flavors of peach, grapefruit and lemon. — 10 months ago
Nice. Melon nose, tasty. — 6 years ago
I like it a lot and so does Steph. Had at Victoria's for Wine Wednesday. It's like Spanish answer to Sauvignon blanc. Crisp and refreshing on hot summer day. — 3 months ago
Lovely dry, rare grape — 4 months ago
I don't like whites but this one hits the spot on a warm day. — 2 years ago
Honey, cantaloupe, pear, tart, sweeter, round, prominent minerality, lemongrass, green grape, tropical fruit (kiwi) — 5 years ago
Cheese rind, sherbet, VA greatness. — 6 years ago
Beautiful hints of citrus, light by beautiful acidity. Excellent for sipping or with seafood — 7 years ago
Martijn
Fantastic wine. So multi layered. The wood is there but with a smooth smokiness that it adds to the complexity. Smooth silky fruitness and a slight hind of acidity. — 5 days ago