2024 Rioja Blanco Sin Navajas, DOCa Rioja
2024 Rioja Blanco Sin Navajas, DOCa Rioja
£12.50
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The Rioja Blanco Sin from Bodegas Navajas is fresh and dry with notes of white flowers, lemon and lime. This is a terrific example of clean, unoaked white Rioja.
Founded in 1918, Bodegas Navajas is a family-owned winery in the village of Navarrete, Rioja Alta. They own 30 hectares of their own vineyards and work closely with a further network of small growers in order to produce 2 million bottles a year.
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Vegan / Vegetarian
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12.5%
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