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The winery and vineyards are located in the most southwestern part of the appellation in the province of Segovia. The grapes for the wine come from 30.5 hectares of very old Verdejo vines, with low yields (2.5/ha). The vines are planted in sandy soils in vaso system, which makes it possible for many of them to be un-grafted. The vineyards have a surface layer of small-sized river gravel and a deeper layer that consists of clay. The wine ferments partially in barrels and stays with the lees in its entirety for several months before being bottled. Technical direction is provided by Belinda Thomson of the Australian Crawford River Winery in the area of Victoria, and Alastair Gardner.

Like its two elder brothers, Arindo is a varietal Verdejo wine crafted by Bodegas Shaya, a company owned by the prestigious Gil Family, one of Spain's most important wine dynasties.

This Spanish white wine comes from vines located west of Segovia, in the Rueda DO. The vines grow in sandy soils with pebble stones.

Harvested by hand and selected at the vineyard, the wine juice fermented in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature for over a period of 25 days. Finally, the wine Arindo 2016 was aged on its lees until its bottling.

Drink over the next 12 months.