Fillaboa Selección Finca Monte Alto

Originating from the emblematic Monte Alto plot, this Albariño white wine is made with grapes from one of our highest altitude vineyards, 150m above sea level. We are talking about an inland terroir, with an exceptional location in a meander of the Minho, just before the river meets the Atlantic Ocean. The long hours of sunshine that fills the vines with life, gives the grapes a progressive and constant growth and maturation that, together with the age of the vineyard, planted in 1988, make these Albariño grapes offer us white wines of exceptional character and quality.

To achieve the expression and spirit of the best Albariño wines from the Rías Baixas DO, we work with a traditional winemaking process to which we pay a lot of attention and care. Fillaboa Selección Finca Monte Alto starts with an alcoholic fermentation at a controlled temperature, with 14ºC at the beginning of fermentation and 16ºC at the end. To enhance the true character of the Rías Baixas we use a selection of indigenous yeasts and keep the wine on fine lees for a minimum of 12 months in stainless steel tanks.

With all this care and expertise, we’ve crafted an Albariño white wine with intense aromas and a delicate straw-yellow color that reflects bright, greenish hues. When we take a closer look at this Albariño wine, we discover notes of ripe fruit, apple, and citrus, which give way to hints of baked goods like brioche and subtle toasty notes that become more pronounced with time in the bottle.

If we want to taste it at lunch or dinner, Fillaboa Selección Finca Monte Alto (DO Rías Baixas, 100% Albariño) is perfect for pairing with seafood, shellfish, baked fish, pasta dishes, some types of sashimi and vegetable wok.

Fillaboa Selección Finca Monte Alto is an outstanding wine that has received numerous accolades, including the Grand Gold Medal at the 2026 International Wine & Spirits Awards and other awards where it has earned high scores, such as in the 2026 Guía Gourmets, with 96 points, in the 2026 Peñín Guide, with 94 points, and Tim Atkin’s 2024 Rías Baixas Special Report, with a score of 94 points.