Paniza 2023 La Fea Blanco Spanish White Wine 75 cl 12%

Where its red sibling La Fea Tinto is raw and fleshy, this white from the same Cariñena estate is light and floral - two entirely different expressions from the same dry Spanish soil.

Expert's Description

Paniza 2023 La Fea Blanco is a White Wine from Cariñena, Spain made from Viura and Chardonnay, bottled at 12% ABV.

Viura, also known as Macabeo, is the most widely planted white grape in northeastern Spain and contributes fresh acidity and floral aroma, while Chardonnay adds body and a hint of tropical fruit. Together they make a light, harmonious white wine, well suited to everyday dinners.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Fruity aroma of apple and pineapple combined with a hint of blossom.

Palate

Soft, light and pleasant with good freshness.

Finish

Short to medium, clean and fruity.

Serving & Food Pairing

Serve chilled at 8-10°C in a white wine glass. Pairs with light fish, salads and tapas.

Specifications

Name: 2023 La Fea Blanco
Producer/Winery: Paniza
Region/Country: Cariñena, Spain
Appellation/Classification: DO Cariñena
Grape Variety(ies): Viura, Chardonnay
Vintage: 2023
ABV: 12%
Size: 75 CL
Vegan: No
Serving Temperature: 8-10°C
Decanting Recommended: No
Glass Type: White Wine Glass
EAN: 8410451008258

Flavour Profile

Light · Fresh · Fruity · Floral

Did You Know?

The Viura grape is called Macabeo in Catalonia and is also used in many Cava sparkling wines - the same grape appears in both still and sparkling form, depending on where in Spain it's grown.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Paniza 2023 La Fea Blanco

Which grapes is the wine made from?

Viura and Chardonnay.

What does the wine taste like?

Apple and pineapple with a hint of blossom, soft and light on the palate.

What food pairs with the wine?

Light fish, salads and tapas.

What temperature should the wine be served at?

8-10°C, ideally in a white wine glass.

What's the difference between La Fea Blanco and La Fea Tinto?

Blanco is light and floral, while Tinto is fleshy and spicy - two different expressions from the same estate.

What kind of grape is Viura?

A white grape also known as Macabeo, widely grown in northeastern Spain and also used in Cava.