# Created on 05/06/2023 2:52:42 PM
Verdejo is a high quality Spanish white wine variety now used in Australia.
Verdejo and Verdelho: What's the difference?
Verdejo is not related to the Portuguese wine variety Verdelho, which is much more commonly grown in Australia.
Verdelho is best known for the production of aromatic dry white wines in the Rueda Wine Region north west of Madrid. Small amounts are grown on other regions of Spain, but very little elsewhere.
As Spain moves more towards production of quality wines the area of Verdejo is growing at the expense of lesser quality varieties.
The Verdejo variety is a newcomer to the varietal wine scene in Australia. Just a handful of winemakers have released wine. It is thus a 'Rare Ozzies' wine and is included in the book Rare Ozzies. You can find more of these varieties by searching for the the term #rareozzies either in your favourite social media platform or search engine.
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