Castillo de San Diego

Southern Wines
Cadiz is a province located in the region of the great wines of Andalusia with a farmer tradition focused on the vine. Since the Phoenicians landed on the peninsula and founded the city of Gadir, there are many cultures that have passed through the region leaving their cultural mark, making Cádiz the crucible of traditions of great sailors, merchants and farmers.
Cádiz's cultural history is rich and extensive. This reason, coupled with the superb weather conditions and terrain, makes the province one of the areas with greatest tradition and tradition of Spain.
The wines of Cadiz
Wines of Cadiz is a protected geographical indication approved in 2005 designating table wines of various municipalities of Cadiz. Among the most notable physical characteristics that define the properties of their wines are some land and extensive plains with little steep hills, and some clay and sandy limestone soils with good water retention.
The climate prevailing in the region of the Wines of Cadiz is the Mediterranean climate, which also has a profound influence of the Atlantic Ocean adjacent to their coasts. It is a warm climate with high average level of rainfall (600l. per year), with mild temperatures and many hours of light and sun.
Bodegas Barbadillo
Barbadillo wineries are the origin of the wine group Barbadillo, which today consists of 3 warehouses: the main Barbadillo winery, the winery Bodega Pyrenees and the Vega Real, all located in different regions.
The old winery Barbadillo was founded in 1821 in Sanlucar de Barrameda in the province of Cadiz. It was here that the history of these wines Barbadillo that began with the traditional manzanilla began. Thus, tradition and know-how developed through hard work in the winery Barbadillo is transferred to other lands in its other wineries: Bodega Pyrenees in wines of Somontano and the winery Vega Real, located in the heart of the Ribera del Duero.
The wines Castillo de San Diego are the most charismatic emblem of Bodegas Barbadillo, made with sherries, brandies and other wines of the Land of Cadiz.
Castillo de San Diego
This famous white wine Castillo de San Diego de Cádiz bases its way Palomino Fino grapes of the best vineyards in the region. Its development dates back to 1883, although it was not until 1975 when the winery Barbadillo began bottling by vintages, becoming the first white wine Andalusian and, consequently, in a white wine reference throughout Spain.
Castle of San Diego exceptional for pairing with seafood white wine; from Aporvino we recommend the most daring to accompany food with Japanese consumers. This wine shows a yellow Barbadillo clean and bright green hues, and a lively and very fruity nose with citrus notes.
In mouth feels the intensity of grape Palomino Fino in the Castle of San Diego, unfurling its aromatic nuances. On the palate it is tasty, agile, open and elegant. If you have not tried the magnificent wine Castillo de San Diego Bodegas Barbadillo You'd encantará1
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