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Bierzo

Bierzo

Bierzo is an appellation located in the northwest of Spain, within the Castilla y León region. It is defined by its legal boundaries that encompass several municipalities, with a focus on the town of Villafranca del Bierzo. The region benefits from a diverse terroir, characterized by slate and clay soils, and a climate influenced by both Atlantic and continental elements. The principal grape varieties cultivated in Bierzo include Mencía, which is known for producing red wines with aromatic complexity, as well as Godello for white wines. The appellation is recognized for its commitment to traditional winemaking practices and the revival of indigenous grape varieties.

Red and white wines with a focus on Mencía and Godello

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