Alma Atlántica Albariño

Alma Atlántica Albariño is a refreshing, low-alcohol beverage made from partially fermented Albariño grapes. It originated in the Galicia region of Spain, specifically crafted to highlight the aromatic and coastal qualities of the Atlantic influence on the vineyards. The product is characterized by its light fizz and fruity notes, positioning it as a modern alternative to traditional whites and sparkling wines.

The brand is a creation of Bodegas Martín Códax, a renowned Spanish wine cooperative founded in 1986. While it utilizes the classic Albariño grape, the Alma Atlántica line focuses on accessibility and a younger demographic. It is produced and bottled in the province of Pontevedra (Galicia), ensuring that the manufacturing remains rooted in the brand's original geographic and cultural birthplace.

Ownership of the brand remains with Bodegas Martín Códax, which operates as a large-scale cooperative of winegrowers. The company has grown significantly since the late 20th century to become a global representative of Rías Baixas wines, maintaining its headquarters and primary operations in Spain.