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Vale da Judia 2021 White Wine
Located between two natural reserves, from the Estuary of the Tagus to the Northwest and the Sado to the southwest, the west of the Arrábida and the source of Barros Alentejanos, the region of Pegões presents privileged soil and climatic conditions.
With a climate of Mediterranean influence and located in the flat soil spot called "Pliocénio de Pegões", characterized by poor sandy soil formed over millions of years by the deposition of the sands transported by the Tejo and Sado rivers, it produces wines with unique characteristics, own of a terroir that only in Pegões exists
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Located between two natural reserves, from the Estuary of the Tagus to the Northwest and the Sado to the southwest, the west of the Arrábida and the source of Barros Alentejanos, the region of Pegões presents privileged soil and climatic conditions.
With a climate of Mediterranean influence and located in the flat soil spot called "Pliocénio de Pegões", characterized by poor sandy soil formed over millions of years by the deposition of the sands transported by the Tejo and Sado rivers, it produces wines with unique characteristics, own of a terroir that only in Pegões exists
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Data sheet
- Region
- Península de Setúbal
- Tasting Notes
- Citrus color. Intense caste aroma, floral, fresh, light. Good acidity and structure
- Consumption
- 10 - 12ºC
- Enjoy
- Enjoy with fish, salads, seafood and as an appetizer
- Bottle Size
- White meats, pastas dishes and grilled seafood
- Country
- Portugal
- Type
- White Wine
- Year
- 2021
- Weight
- 1.5
- Cast
- Moscatel de Setúbal
- Alcohol
- 12%
- Vinification
- Slight maceration followed by alcoholic fermentation at controlled temperatures
- Total Acidity
- 5 gr/l
- Wine Maker
- Jaime Quendera
- Ph
- 3,2
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Located between two natural reserves, from the Estuary of the Tagus to the Northwest and the Sado to the southwest, the west of the Arrábida and the source of Barros Alentejanos, the region of Pegões presents privileged soil and climatic conditions.
With a climate of Mediterranean influence and located in the flat soil spot called "Pliocénio de Pegões", characterized by poor sandy soil formed over millions of years by the deposition of the sands transported by the Tejo and Sado rivers, it produces wines with unique characteristics, own of a terroir that only in Pegões exists
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