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Vinho Verde
92 pts Revista de Vinhos - Discreet but marked aromas of citrus fruit, spices and minerality. The palate shows citrus, spices in a very fresh register due to the well-marked acidity. The light tannins lend an additional texture to the complexity presented. A wine with a closed profile, very young and very serious.
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Winemaking:
A selection of Monção and Melgaço grapes, combining several batches with different winemaking processes, which result of 10 years of study. The final blend ages for 9 months in used French oak barrels, and 12 months in bottle.

Grape Varieties:
Alvarinho

Tasting Notes:
Discreet but marked aromas of citrus fruit, spices and minerality. The palate shows citrus, spices in a very fresh register due to the well-marked acidity. The light tannins lend an additional texture to the complexity presented. A wine with a closed profile, very young and very serious.

Store and Serve Advices:
Serve at 10-12ºC. Keep the bottle in horizontal position.

Food Pairing:
It goes well with oven-roasted fish, seafood dishes, roasted or stewed white meats, and even medium-structured cheeses.

Allergens:
Contains sulphites.

Reviews and Awards:
. 92 points in Revista de Vinhos;
. 17,5 points in Vinho Grandes Escolhas.

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