Feeling nostalgic? This wine is like Five Alive in wine form. A juicy fruit bowl of ripe grapefruit, peaches and nectarine with a delicate floral kiss. With an oh-so-easy laid back note of salty sea spray, this is a summer beach day in a bottle. Light, fresh, with a zip on the finish that'll pucker your palate to prepare it for another sip. Albariño done in a riper fruitier style that just wants to play in the sun. Spanish beach vaycay here we come.

Since the 9th-century Christian pilgrims travelled across northern Spain to Santiago de Compostela, which was believed to be the final resting place of Saint James. This cultural landmark is situated in Galicia — home to Bodegas Milenium and some of Spain's most interesting history, food and wine, thanks especially to the Celtic influence of early settlers in the region. Despite its rich history, Galicia has been flying under the radar of international drinkers and has only been gaining popularity in recent years specifically with its wines produced in the Rías Baixas region. The mild temperatures, coastal influence from the Atlantic, and generous precipitation here have made this home to some of Spain’s (and arguably the world's!) most incredibly refreshing white wines — Albariño. There’s no better way to get to know a grape than to taste it from its original hood, or, better yet from a producer like Bodegas Milenium who make a range of styles of wine from traditional pergola-trellissed vineyards, each showcasing a different side of what this dynamic grape is capable of. From juicy summer fruit salad wines to zippy salty refined styles, Albariño is here for it all and Bodegas Milenium captures it in each glass.