Séries Gouvães White

Discover Quinta da Rede Vinha do Pinheiro White, a distinguished wine from the Lower Corgo subregion in the Douro. Produced from a selection of indigenous grape varieties including Arinto, Gouveio, and Viosinho, this wine is the result of meticulous care from vineyard to bottle. The vinification process begins with manual grape selection, followed by total destemming and cold skin maceration for 8 hours. Fermentation takes place in lightly toasted French oak barrels at a controlled temperature of 15ºC, and the wine matures "sur lies" for 12 months in new 500L barrels, adding complexity and elegance. With an intense citrine color and greenish reflections, it reveals aromas of ripe peach and orange accompanied by smoky notes and a hint of wet stone on the nose. The palate is notable for its volume and balanced body, ending with a crisp freshness that promises longevity. Ideal for pairing with fatty fish, all variants of cod, grilled white meats, and soft sheep cheeses, it should be served at 12ºC.

Grapes harvested by hand, for boxes of 25 kg, at their ideal point of maturation; intended to have a vigorous maturation, leading to higher aromatic and polyphenolic concentrations. After gentle crushing and total destemming, the grapes are fermented in stainless steel vats and wine presses, thus allowing the quality constituents present in the films of very ripe grapes to pass smoothly into the wine. After malolactic fermentation, the wine aged in used 300 liter French oak barrels for approximately 12 months. Purple and very deep color, very complex and distinct aromas where the fruity and floral character predominates, characteristic of the grape variety, with notes of spicy notes coming from the wood. In the mouth it shows fruit, complexity, great balance and harmony with high level tannins that give it a long finish. Contains Sulfites.

ALLO could just be a greeting, or perhaps refer to the famous BBC sitcom 'Allo 'Allo!, but it is the combination of the initials of Alvarinho and Loureiro, two noble grape varieties from Minho. Loureiro, which represents 70% of this wine's blend, contributes its floral notes, while Alvarinho is responsible for the structure of ALLO. By combining the delicate nature of Loureiro with the confidence of Alvarinho, ALLO is a wine that represents the more fun and serious sides of Minho.