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Encyclopedia > Vinho Alvarinho

Vinho Alvarinho is a special breed of white Vinho Verde, protected for the small sub-region of Monção, Portugal and it has more alcohol than the other varieties (11.5 to 13%), while the common varieties have between 8 and 11.5%. Vinho Verde Vinho Verde is Portuguese and literally means Green Wine. There are both red and white wines of the appellation Vinho Verde, but only the white wines are exported. ...


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The one exception is the wines made from 100% Alvarinho, the noble grape varietal in the region.
But in general, Vinhos Verdes are lighter, refreshing, possessing a crisp, fruity character and are bottled with a slight pétillance or sparkle.
Luscious is the best word to describe this Alvarinho -- full bodied, with a complex and intense nose of exotic and tropical fruits (lichee, green apples and honeysuckle) which are also reflected on the palate, leading a long, delicious finish.
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