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Antonio Portela Nemo is a white wine made from the Rianxo variety by producer Antonio Portela in Galicia.
Portela's wines thrive on the beaches near the sea, where ancient vineyards with the red Femia, red Loureiro and white Espadeiro varieties are intertwined. Through their wines, they express the essence of oceanic viticulture, paying homage to the sailors' wives, who for years grew grapes for home consumption. In this way, they have preserved the identity of Galicia's ancient Atlantic wines.
Antonio Portela Nemo is a white wine made with the Rianxo variety by producer Antonio Portela in Galicia.
Portela's wines thrive on the beaches near the sea, where ancient vineyards with the Femia red variety, Loureiro tinto, and Espadeiro Blanco intertwine. Through their wines, they express the essence of oceanic viticulture, paying homage to the wives of sailors who for years cultivated grapes for home consumption. In this way, they have preserved the identity of the ancient Atlantic wines of Galicia.
Antonio Portela Nemo is a white wine made from the Rianxo variety by producer Antonio Portela in Galicia.
Portela's wines thrive on the beaches near the sea, where ancient vineyards with the red Femia, red Loureiro and white Espadeiro varieties are intertwined. Through their wines, they express the essence of oceanic viticulture, paying homage to the sailors' wives, who for years grew grapes for home consumption. In this way, they have preserved the identity of Galicia's ancient Atlantic wines.
Antonio Portela Nemo is a white wine made with the Rianxo variety by producer Antonio Portela in Galicia.
Portela's wines thrive on the beaches near the sea, where ancient vineyards with the Femia red variety, Loureiro tinto, and Espadeiro Blanco intertwine. Through their wines, they express the essence of oceanic viticulture, paying homage to the wives of sailors who for years cultivated grapes for home consumption. In this way, they have preserved the identity of the ancient Atlantic wines of Galicia.
