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ARCA NOVA Vinho Verde 2019 Quinta das Arcas: In 1985 Esteve Montiero decided to turn his successful family business of grape growing into winemaking! Today the Monteiro family is the one of the top viticulturists and wine producers in the Minho Region! Dedicating themselves to producing quality grapes and wines with a focus on sustainability and modern wine making. Tasting notes: Vinho Verde at its finest! Youthful, floral, citrus aromas; this is elevated Vinho Verde! A fresh palate brings you lemon, green apple and peach flavors all delivered on a bright zippy finish. Wine Makers: Fernando Machado and Henrique Lopes Imported since: 1998 Appellation: DOC Vinho Verde, Sosão, Minho Grapes: Loureiro 50%, Arinto 40%, Treixadura 10% Soil: Mixed with very high concentration of schist and granite Elevation: 300-1,000ft Vineyard practice: sustainable farming Vine Age: 7 to 31 years Yield: 4.8 tons per acre Harvest Dates: middle of September to early October Fermentation: 10 to 20 days with natural yeast pH: 3.37 RS: 3.0 grams per liter Alc: 10.5 % UPC: 7 50428 12107 7 D.O.C. Vinho Verde: Located along the Atlantic coast in northern Portugal, Vinho Verde lies between the city of Oporto and the northern border with Spain. Vinho Verde translates to ‘green wine’, referring to the appearance of the region which is lush and green thanks to high precipitation and influence from the Atlantic Ocean. The area is mostly known for its light and refreshing white wines but also produces elegant and floral whites, rosé, reds and sparkling wines in diverse styles. Wine has been produced in this region for over 2,000 years since the Romans brought vines to the area during the Roman Empire. Other Wines Available: ARCA NOVA Alvarinho ARCA NOVA Loureiro ARCA NOVA Rose IMPORTED BY WINE BRIDGE IMPORTS | www.wbimports.com | IG: @winebridgeimports .

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