Bodegas Shaya

Habis

2019
Rueda
Castilla y León
Spain
Say It
Bo-DAY-gas SHA-ya Ah-BEE
Varietal
Verdejo
$34
Flavors & Quality
Pear Pear
Mineral Mineral
Honey Honey
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Palate Character

Balance & Finesse 2 Rich & Full 1 Light & Bright 2 Smooth & Silky 2 Round & Fleshy 2 Tone & Backbone 2 Powerful & Extracted 2 Bright & Crisp 2
Rich & Full
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This is a predominantly Rich & Full wine, but it shares structural nuances of Balance & Finesse as described in the tasting note below.

Tasting Notes
Full bodied, with plus acidity and layers of meyer lemon, pear, peach, and melon fruit, with an attractive vein of minerality that lasts in the slightly spicy honey and toast finish.
COLOR
Pale Gold
BODY
ACIDITY
SWEET
ALCOH.
13.5%
GRAPE(S)
Verdejo
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Why this wine made the cut…
Rich and nervy, a complex expression of Verdejo.
Castilla y León, Spain
GRAPE VARIETAL(S)
Verdejo
100% Ver-DAY-ho
Verdejo may not be very well known internationally, but is a white grape varietal in the Rueda, in Castilla Leon in northern Spain, making high quality, dry, aromatic wines. In their youth, the wines have crisp acidity with refreshing flavors of citrus, including lemon, lime, and grapefruit, herbs, and citrus blossom. With age, the wine becomes richer and nuttier with bitter almond nuances/ bitter almonds.
Country / State
Spain
Region
Castilla y León
Sub Region
Rueda
Producer
Bodegas Shaya
Vintage
2019

Bodegas Shaya

Castilla y León, Spain

Shaya is part of the Juan Gil family of wines which was started in 1916, in Jumilla, Spain, and is now in its 4th generation of family leadership.

Juan Gil of Bodegas ShayaJuan Gil of Bodegas Shaya
Shaya Vineyard LandscapeShaya Vineyard Landscape

The Shaya project puts the spotlight on 100% Verdejo in the Rueda. Shaya wines balance energy, power, and crisp acidity.

Shaya’s old vines are grown on sandy soils covered with rocky top soil, yielding wines with attractive minerality and depth of flavor that exhibits the potential of 100% Verdejo as a standalone, varietal wine of immense potential.