| Weight | 1,5 kg |
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Avesso |
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Covela Edição Nacional Avesso White
7,59 €
The name National Edition is due to the caste used, Arinto, 100% Portuguese. Manual harvesting, transport of grapes in small boxes to avoid crushing. Manual selection of curls, total destemming followed by gentle pressing. Spontaneous fermentation in stainless steel tank. Stage in thin sludge until January.Cor: citrine with light straw reflections. A very fine and elegant aroma, highlighting the delicate floral notes (and characteristics of the grape variety). In the background and to convey complexity to the whole, we are surprised by its fruity side that this year balances between citrus fruits and tropical fruits. Creamy attack that develops later in an explosion of flowers and fruits always accompanied by crystalline acidity. Contains Sulfites.
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