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Soalheiro Primeiras Vinhas Alvarinho 2024Vinho Verde, Portugal ● Albarino-
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Reguengo de Melgaco Alvarinho Vinho Verde 2019Vinho Verde, Portugal ● Other White Blends-
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Soalheiro Primeiras Vinhas Alvarinho 2022Vinho Verde, Portugal ● Albarino-
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Red White Sparkling Rosé Spirits GiftsLearn about Vinho Verde wine, common tasting notes, where the region is and more...
A cheerful, translucid, lemon-yellow and slightly pétillant white wine, Vinho Verde literally means ‘green wine’ and is named after the northwest Portugese region from which it originates. The ‘green’ in the name refers to the youthful state in which the wines are customarily released and consumed, not the color of the wine.
It is typically a blend of various percentages of Alvarinho, Loureiro, Trajadura, and Pedernã (Arinto). Following initial alcoholic fermentation, a natural, secondary malolactic conversion in cask produces carbon dioxide, giving Vinho Verde its charmingly light sparkle.