June 2024

Verdejo is a white grape variety that produces an herbaceous white wine that grows almost exclusively in the region of Rueda in Spain. If you’re a fan of crisp, fresh, aromatic, fruity white wines with clean herbaceous notes, you’ll want to reach for a Verdejo. Once an unknown quantity from the valleys of Castilla y León, Verdejo has been put on the international map and been described as Spain’s answer to New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc. The production has steadily increased for years, reflecting the insatiable global demand for saline, crisp and dry whites. As a result, Verdejo has become a symbol of Spain’s ability to produce crisp white wines. Today, Verdejo