A surprising Spanish wine region finds success with crisp whites
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WATERS ON WINE
A surprising Spanish wine region finds success with crisp whites
CHRISTOPHER WATERS
SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE AND MAIL
PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO
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Rueda’s white wines are becoming more popular in Canada.
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Rueda isn’t like other wine regions in Spain. It’s known for its white wine, which is primarily made from a single grape variety called verdejo.
The grape has been cultivated in…
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