Arinto (aka Pederna) is a white wine grape planted primarily in the Minho region.
It can produce high acid wines with strong lemon notes.
Arinto is often bottled with CO2 (Carbon Dioxide), resulting in a light and sparkling wine.
Arinto flavors varies from Lemon to Tropical Fruit depending on the grape variety used.
Floral Loureiro. Creamy Avesso. Steely Trajadura. Mineral Arinto and Alvarinho.
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Minho is the largest wine region in Portugal, producing nearly 100 million liters of Vinho Verde every year.
Vinho Verde wines often have a small sparkling sensation that enhances the taste and freshness.
Portugal is a great Rosé Wine nation. The cool climate in Minho gives good freshness to Rosé Wines.
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Granite |
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Moderate Maritime |
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