Indian wines star in UK press
20th November, 2012
by
Andy Young
Terry Kirby in The Independent picked out a recommendation for a wine to enjoy with your mid-week meal.
He wrote: “Galicia, in Spain’s north-west, is mostly known for its fabulous whites to match local seafood, but wonderful reds are made there as well, deriving their appealing freshness from a combination of vines watered by snow-melt and the influence of the Atlantic climate.”
With this region in mind Kirby picked out the Bodegas Gallegas Solano Tinto 2011, about which he said: “The Solano, a blend of Tempranillo and Garnacha, is smooth, medium-bodied, fruity and, at this price, excellent value. Drink with a mussel, chorizo and potato stew.”