Albariño is a white wine grape variety primarily cultivated in the Rías Baixas region of Spain, particularly in Galicia. Known for its distinctive crispness, bright acidity, and aromatic qualities, Albariño wines often showcase flavors of citrus, peach, and a subtle saline character. Widely regarded for its refreshing nature, Albariño has gained international popularity and is also grown in other regions, including Portugal and parts of the United States, where it continues to captivate wine enthusiasts with its vibrant and expressive characteristics.