Rías Baixas is Galician for “Lower Rias,” and refers to four estuaries – Ría de Muros y Noia, the Ría de Arousa, the Ría de Pontevedra, and the Ría de Vigo – located on the southwestern coast of Galicia, Spain.
The Rías Baixas are arms of the sea that mix fresh and salt water to sustain perhaps the world’s richest maritime life – and also contribute to the distinctive geography of the region.
Lying along the Miño River where it joins the Atlantic Ocean, this sub-region forms the border with Portugal. With granite bedrock and alluvial topsoil, the vineyards are terraced along the sides of the Miño. Quinta de Couselo O Rosal is a blend of Albariño, Caiño blanco and Loureiro, with an elegant and intense floral bouquet and a voluminous entrance into the mouth, fresh and balanced, fruits and flowers, a citric note, a great minerality and a long and persistent finish.

Suggestions

Anything from the sea!

Alcohol content

13.5 %

Serve Temperature

6º - 10ºC