Rua da Cortinha Velha | 4950-100 - Monção
This wine is produced exclusively from the Alvarinho grape variety, cultivated in the region of Monção in the Vinho Verde region. The Alvarinho is recognized as the best and finest Portuguese white grape and probably one of the best in the world.
Recommended Temperature:
10ºC to 12ºC
Presented in a
cinnamon Bordelaise bottle 0.75 cl, where all the information about the wine are in the front and back labels.
Natural cork.
Boxes of 3 and 6 bottles
Presentation
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Alcohol - 12,50 vol.
pH -3,26
Ac.total - 5,8 g/l Tartaric acid
Residual sugar - 1,5
Chemical Characteristics
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SILVER
NOMINATION
BRONZE
SILVER
1º Concurso de Vinhos do Crédito Agrícola, 2013
W Awards 2013 - Still White Wine of the Year, 2013
2º Concurso de Vinhos do Crédito Agrícola, 2014
3º Concurso de Vinhos - Confraria Bacchus de Albufeira, 2015
BRONZE
SILVER
SILVER
SILVER
Concurso de
Vinhos da AEP, 2015
Safra 2012
Concurso de
Vinhos da AEP, 2015
Safra 2014
4º Concurso de Vinhos - Confraria Bacchus de Albufeira, 2016
Tambuladeira de Prata - Revista Escanção
Vinification
The grapes are exclusively transported in boxes of 20kg and whole pressed to obtain a must of great quality. The wort is clarified at 12 ° C for 48 hours and fermented at controlled temperature for 12-15 days.
Tasting Notes
Clear appearance, golden citrine color, elegant aroma and very rich, with citrus notes. In the flavor is fruity, mineral and fresh, full bodied and with a lot of persistence, long end with typical characteristic of the Alvarinho variety.
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Gastronomy
Excellent combinations with salads, fish dishes and seafood. Also recommended as an appetizer.
ESPUMANTE ALVARINHO
ESCOLHA
OTHER PRODUCTS
ROSÉ
VINHÃO
VINAGRE
COLHEITA TARDIA
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Contact
Rua da Cortinha Velha
4950-100 | Monção
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The wine Cortinha Velha is a tribute to Manuel Covas and Maria dos Prazeres, which taught their kids the true value of the land and its roots.
