94 Jeb Dunnuck The 2022 La Caña Navia comes from two separate vineyards and is 100% Albarino. It has a beautifully pure, almost crystalline-like profile of bright citrus and lime fruits, crushed stone, sappy flowers, and mint. I love its overall balance, and it's medium-bodied, with a great mid-palate, integrated acidity, and a terrific finish

94 James Suckling A sophisticated albarino that you need to take seriously. There is almost a Burgundian touch to this, with its fine, flinty oak, lemon zest, seashells and berries. Salty and bright, with lots of nerve and texture to the taut, medium- to full-bodied palate. Pretty long, saline and energetic. Drink or hold.

92 Vinous The 2022 Albariño La Caña Navia originates from Meaño and Cambados in Salnés. The 2022 fermented and aged for eight months in oak barrels. Intense yellow in hue, the wine highlights oak aromas alongside white fruit, papaya, pineapple, honey and hazelnut notes. Precise and full-bodied, it has good acidity and a seamlessly integrated oak influence, finishing.

91 Wine Spectator Firm and focused, with lip-smacking acidity and a streak of salinity defining the flavors of guava, passion fruit, tangerine peel, lemon thyme, vanilla and salted almond. Long and racy on the finish. Best from 2025 through 2030. 1,250 cases made, 850 cases imported.

Collection: Banville