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Discover this Acores Branco Vulcanico 2018
The Azores Wine Co Acores Branco Vulcanico 2018 is a remarkable expression of the unique terroir found in the Azores archipelago. Crafted from indigenous grape varieties grown in volcanic soils, this white wine showcases a vibrant acidity and minerality that reflect the island’s volcanic origins. The 2018 vintage offers a complex bouquet of citrus, tropical fruits, and saline notes, with a crisp and refreshing palate that culminates in a long, zesty finish.
This wine is an excellent example of the potential for winemaking in this remote region, where cool maritime influences shape the character of the grapes. The Acores Branco Vulcanico 2018 pairs beautifully with fresh seafood dishes or can be enjoyed on its own as a delightful aperitif. With its distinctive flavor profile and sense of place, this wine stands out as a testament to the innovative spirit driving winemaking on the Azores islands.
Acores Branco Vulcanico 2018 is with a Screw Cap closure produced in Azores Islands, Portugal by Azores Wine Co.
Specifications
Producer
Azores Wine Co
Country
Portugal
Region
Azores Islands
Blend
Arinto, Verdelho
Alcohol bv
12.5%
Closure
Screw Cap
MPN #
WVB-116364
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Arinto Wines
Arinto is a white grape variety primarily grown in Portugal, particularly in the regions of Bucelas, Tejo, and Vinho Verde. It produces wines with high acidity and fresh, citrus flavors, often complemented by notes of green apple and mineral undertones. The ABV for Arinto wines generally ranges from 11-13%. Arinto is popular for its crispness and versatility, making it suitable for both young, fresh wines and more complex, aged styles.
The diverse Portuguese terroirs, with their varying climates and soils, allow Arinto to express a range of characteristics. In Bucelas, the grape thrives in clay-limestone soils, producing wines with a pronounced mineral edge. Arinto's high acidity also makes it a key component in many Portuguese blends, contributing to the country's reputation for vibrant and well-balanced white wines. Its adaptability and consistent quality ensure its continued popularity among wine enthusiasts.
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