3-4 years. — 9 years ago
Milissa had this 10 years ago
N: savory, herbal (thyme, mint, sage), brown sugar, apples. T: browned apple skins, slight malo, chewy — 10 years ago
This wine was a great surprise, great value for the $13.99 price! A little tropical and earthiness on the nose, but on the palate it really came alive - crisp with a bit of effervescence, good acid and retaining the fruit flavor. Great with Indian food or any spicy food or shellfish. — 10 years ago
Does an amazing job of walking the tightrope of new/old world, fleshy fruit (pear, quince, pomelo), with just enough acid to keep it in balanced. A bit of nutty bitterness at the finish-- what it needed..,. — 11 years ago
Deliriously fruity, versatile Spanish blend — 12 years ago
Great summer wine. Medium bodied , good acidity with notes of apple, pear and apricot. On the palate, it showed an interesting salty minerality.
I continue to be impressed by the quality of godello at its price. — 8 years ago
Very good. That complex balance of aromas that teeters on the edge between Chardonnay and something more exciting. Minerals (slate), celery stock, lime and a faint creamy/tropical aromas. A fresh low alcohol presence in the mouth at the same time a depth/power/slight richness in texture. My only complaint would be a note of sulfur dioxide. All in all, this is a really carefully made example of the variety. — 9 years ago
This wine is awesome. Like premier cru chablis — 10 years ago
Citrus fruits with White peach for a touch of roundness, with Light hints of brine. Worked well at straddling flavors in New Mexican feast. — 10 years ago
melon & minerals all day. Great value #godello from #valdeorras — 10 years ago
Slate and lemon. — 11 years ago
200 baskets picked; fragrant pear, lovely texture. — 12 years ago
Amazing with galician fish — 8 years ago
Floral hints to it. Enjoyed it with garlic shrimps. — 9 years ago
Light, dry, bright wine. Found in Spain 18€ — 12 years ago
Michael Meyer
Note to @Delectable Wine the winery is pronounced “Aranthia” but spelled “Arancia”. A Spanish ringer for Chablis (some people sense Chenin leanings) and a good one at that. Tropical flowers and citrus on the nose, but the palate is energized with lemon, mineral, bright acid, and some stone fruit bitterness. Very light on its feet, but finishes somewhat longer. Crazy good for a BTG selection. — 8 years ago