▸ Ready for grilled trout.

▸ Almond. Peach. Vanilla.

▸ 520 m limestone slopes.

A balcony bottle that stands up to grilled trout with garden herbs. Ripe peach meets toasted almond, while six months in French oak bring a creamy mid-palate without losing the 520 m altitude snap.

Sajazarra sits at 520 m, so Viura keeps acid even in a warm year. Rodrigo Madrid ferments the juice in French oak and stirs the lees daily for six months before another half-year in bottle. The result: peach, toasted almond and a limestone snap noted by Wine Enthusiast’s 92-point review.