Lime Leaf Verdejo 2024
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For a crisp, characterful modern white with Sauvignon-like refreshment, reach for a bottle of Lime Leaf. It’s made from Verdejo, king grape in super trendy Rueda, NW Spain, and also now successfully grown in central Spain. A rounded, citrusy white.
£10.99 per bottle
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Wine Details
- White - Dry
Spain- Pale Green Straw
- White blend
- 8.625 Units
- Vegan
- 11.5% ABV
- 750 ml
- Vegetarian
- 31 December 2026
- Packaging Pioneer
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Green citrus flavours, nicely rounded with elegant stoney freshness
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
You may not be familiar with Verdejo, but the name Lime Leaf conjures up a flavour impression that exactly matches the wine. Verdejo is one of Spain’s most successful white varieties, with the fashionable Rueda region setting the benchmark. However, this release has been made by talented winemaker Javier Murúa, who located small parcels of Verdejo in the cooler parts of central Spain to create this exclusive cuvée. In 2024 the high plains of La Mancha and areas close by provided just what he was looking for. We love Lime Leaf’s pure, limy flavours at a quality that belies its humble ‘table wine’ classification and always at an enticingly low price. Enjoy as a refreshing apéritif, or with seafood, paella or salads.
You may not be familiar with Verdejo, but the name Lime Leaf conjures up a flavour impression that exactly matches the wine. Verdejo is one of Spain’s most successful white varieties, with the fashionable Rueda region setting the benchmark. However, this release has been made by talented winemaker Javier Murúa, who located small parcels of Verdejo in the cooler parts of central Spain to create this exclusive cuvée. In 2024 the high plains of La Mancha and areas close by provided just what he was looking for. We love Lime Leaf’s pure, limy flavours at a quality that belies its humble ‘table wine’ classification and always at an enticingly low price. Enjoy as a refreshing apéritif, or with seafood, paella or salads.
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