VinuShot

White

VinuShot Albariño

Made with 100% Spanish Albariño Grapes

Still White Wine · 12% ABV

The ocean in a pouch.

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VinuShot Albariño

Tasting Notes

Green AppleLemon ZestSea Breeze

Tasting Profile

Crisp green apple and lemon zest are lifted by a sea-breeze salinity, finishing bright, mineral, and distinctly coastal.

Origin

Crafted in Spain from carefully selected Albariño grapes grown in renowned coastal vineyards.

The Grape

Albariño is one of Spain's most celebrated white grape varieties, prized for its vibrant citrus fruit, floral aromatics, and refreshing mineral character. Thriving along Spain's Atlantic coast, it is renowned for its elegance and lively freshness.

Terroir

Cool Atlantic breezes, abundant sunshine, and granitic soils preserve bright acidity while imparting the distinctive freshness and subtle saline character that define exceptional Albariño.

Craftsmanship

Carefully vinified to preserve Albariño's vibrant aromatics, crisp acidity, and signature mineral finish, allowing the grape's coastal character to shine.

Perfect For

Seaside DaysOyster BarsBoat TripsTravelSummer Lunches

Food Pairing

OystersGrilled PrawnsCevicheCitrus SaladsWhite Fish

Allergens

Contains sulfites.

Product highlights

The VinuShot Pour™ResealableSingle ServeLightweight & Travel ReadyRecyclable Aluminum PouchVeganGluten FreeNo Artificial AdditivesNo Added Sugar

Why It Matters

Premium Spanish wine, thoughtfully selected and presented in our signature lightweight, resealable pouch. Designed to preserve quality while expanding where exceptional wine can be enjoyed—where bottles simply can't.

Technical Specifications

SKU Code
VS-W-AB-W-187
Beverage type
Still White Wine
ABV
12% ABV
Volume
187 ml
Country
Spain
Serving Temp
8–10°C / 46–50°F
Storage
Refrigerate after opening. Best within 5 days.

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