Pazo de San Mauro, located in Rías Baixas’ Condado do Tea subregion, is a benchmark producer of Albariño, with roots in a 16th-century estate along the Miño River. The winery’s south-facing, granite-rich terraces yield low-intervention, terroir-driven wines that highlight the precision and minerality distinctive to Galician Albariño.

Known for vibrant acidity and layered aromas of stone fruit, citrus, and saline minerality, Pazo de San Mauro’s Albariños are structured yet elegant, capturing the Atlantic influence and the microclimate’s complexity.

Each vintage showcases a fine balance of freshness and depth, making these wines a refined choice for pairing with seafood, lighter meats, and Mediterranean fare.

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Pazo De San Mauro 2021 Albarino

$43.99

An Atlantic-influenced Albariño with green apple, grapefruit and bright citrus at the centre. The palate is silky and vivid, combining clearly defined fruit with a mineral line and refreshing acidity. Lemon and apple carry through the persistent finish, giving it a polished, food-friendly feel alongside shellfish, grilled fish, fresh cheeses or simply dressed salads.