These grapes, from the Iberian Peninsula, are considered one of the noblest white grapes, recognized for its wines of superior quality, refinement and uniqueness.

2011
These grapes, from the Iberian Peninsula, are considered one of the noblest white grapes, recognized for its wines of superior quality, refinement and uniqueness.
Vinho Branco
Lisboa/Estremadura until 2009
Lourinhã
Vinho Regional Lisboa Branco
2011
Atlantic
Franc-Argillaceous and Eutric fluvisol
Alvarinho
Gentle pressing of the grapes, static defecation by low temperatures and fermentation at the controlled temperature of 59º F (15º C)
Álcool 13,0 %; pH 3,18; Acidez Total 7,1 g/l Ác. Tartárico
Palate yellow
Floral, fruity with citrus and tropical fruits
Fresh, with an excellent alcohol /acidity balance and long ending
Lying, at the constant tempretaure of 63º F (17º C)
At the temperature of 48º F (9º C)
Fish and Seafood
At Quinta do Rol, the notorious Atlantic influence, felt during its moderate summers and low thermal amplitudes, combined with great edaphic characteristics, allow for a the Alvarinho grapes to express all of its potential, originating in high quality wines, indomitable and of a pronounced identity.
It has a pale yellow color and its aroma is mineral, floral and fruity with citrus (orange, lime and lemon) and tropical (lychee) fruits.
It is fresh, mineral and well structured, delicate with a long ending.