Alberto Orte Vino de la Tierra de Cadiz Atlantida Blanco 2021 Vintage:2021 granitic minerality and salt give

granitic minerality and salt give way to a palate that is taut like a violin string humming with the energy of the E string and echoing with flavors of lemon and green apple and orange

Auxerre’s vineyards waned in importance until the region was relegated to Bourgogne Rouge status in the mid 20th century

and Cercial – while transitioning the family’s farming to biodynamic principles and winemaking to a gentler

and burnt orange peels on the finish

earthy and luxurious

Alberto Orte Vino de la Tierra de Cadiz Atlantida Blanco 2021 Vintage:2021 granitic minerality and salt giveAlberto Orte was born in Madrid, but family connections brought him south to vineyards in southern Spain, eventually to Cadiz, where his interests in winemaking, growing, and history converged. Like many growers in the region, he was confounded by the disconnect between the potential of the area and the perception. His winery, focused on the blinding white seaside Albariza soils outside Cadiz, is an exploration of terroir that often gets lost in the