Casa Carmela Semi-Dulce Blanco

Semi-dry white wine: green apple, pear, citrus — soft, juicy, balanced acidity.

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Casa Carmela Semi-Dulce Blanco

Casa Carmela Semi-Dulce Blanco is a sweet to semi-dry white wine from the Spanish region of Yecla (Murcia) produced by Bodegas Castaño . The wine is made from Macabeo (also known as Viura) grapes , displays a light straw yellow color in the glass, and is moderately sweet but with good acidity, giving it a fresh appearance.

The nose is fruity and aromatic, with notes of pear, green apple, citrus fruits , and light tropical accents such as pineapple. On the palate, the Semi-Dulce Blanco is soft, juicy, and rounded, with a pleasant residual sugar of around 23–24 g/L and a clearly noticeable but balanced acidity. The alcohol content is usually around 11% vol.

The wine is ideally served at 10–12 °C , sometimes even slightly cooler, down to about 6–8 °C, depending on personal preference. It is suitable as a fresh and fruity aperitif , for relaxed enjoyment, or as an accompaniment to light dishes such as fish, seafood, salads, asparagus, or mild appetizers . Since it is rather young and fruity, it should generally be drunk relatively early in the day.

Grape variety Macabeo
Origin Yecla, Spain
Taste Semi-dry
Alcohol 12 % Vol.
Serving temp. 10–12 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin Spain
Region Yecla
Grape variety Macabeo
Wine color White Wine
Vintage 2025
Alcohol content 12 % Vol.
Taste Semi-dry

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particularly good white wine

soft and fruity taste, I find it really delicious
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Bodegas Castaño

Bodegas Castaño – a family history that began with Ramón Castaño Santa. In the 1950s, he pressed his first wines and recognized the potential of the Monastrell grape early on.

Today, the family manages almost 500 hectares around Yecla in southeastern Spain. Intense sun, demanding soils – you can taste it: depth, warmth, character.

Monastrell is their passion. Dark, full-bodied, ripe berries, velvety finish. From fresh young wines to aged barrique wines from ancient vines. Some organically certified. Wine with history and surprise.

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