The DO Rías Baixas is probably the most striking in all of Spain. Certainly the most interesting one for white wine production. We are in the north of the country, in the Galicia region. Here, on the North Atlantic coast, where the climate is quite extreme, Albariño grapes are grown. The Marimorena is a good example of this. Pure vinification, in this case the vineyards average 20 years old and are located in the O Rosal subzone in Pontevedra, a few kilometers from the mouth of the Miño River. A super fresh and pleasant wine, in the glass it has a beautiful straw-yellow color with greenish reflections, brilliant. The nose gives fine satisfaction, thanks to aromas of medium intensity strongly dominated by notes of herbs, citrus and white fruits. Then peach, ripe apple, coconut and even pineapple. In the mouth, however, it stands out for its pleasant freshness due to the natural acidity of the grape variety. Good structure, the citrus and tropical fruit notes perceived earlier return in the finish. The Atlantic Ocean, just a few miles away from the vineyards, imparts Albariño's natural minerality and savoriness. Perfect wine to equally accompany a rich aperitif in merriment or a refined shellfish platter.