Spanish white wines don't get as rated as much as the old world bastion's intense reds but one bright white wine bottled in Spain's cool north is a delightful outlier. Albarino is native to the north western region of Rias Baixas and Bodegas Albamar makes a cracking good style, driven by the windswept oceanside terroir and the modern genius of owner winemaker Xurxo Alba. The Albarino specialist has turned the handpicked concentrated grape from the estate's 2.5 hectares into a zesty lemon and green apple led white wine with ample acidity and clean finish. This Spanish wine is right up there with the likes of Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Grigio a summer brunch favourite and perfect accompaniment to seafood platters.