2007 Paso a Paso Verdejo
By Tyler Balliet • Aug 14th, 2008 • Category: Wine of the Weekend
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La Mancha, Spain - $11
We decided to pick a wine that will help get you through the rest of the summer. It’s crucial to have a good, cheap drinking wine that almost anyone will like. Versatility is key so you can take a few bottles to the beach, drink it in the park or just down a few glasses after a long day.
Our “drink the rest of the summer away” wine is the 2007 Paso a Paso Verdejo. For those of you who have never heard of Verdejo, it’s a white, Spanish grape typically found in the Rueda region. It makes medium to full-bodied wines with bright fruit flavors and this wine is no exception.
Taste the bright peaches along with crisp and clean citrus flavors. This can be a great cocktail wine or you can put a few bottles back with dinner.
We suggest drinking this with Spanish-style food like grilled baby octopus, some cured ham, like prosciutto and the remaining hot days of summer.
Tyler Balliet is the Editor-in-Chief and Managing Director of The Second Glass. He likes all kinds of wine and is constantly looking for unique bottles that don't break the bank.
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