Antonio Portela Area Brava 2021

Antonio Portela Area Brava 2021

Antonio Portela Area Brava 2021

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Alérgenos y características

Grape type

Espadeiro Blanco, Albariñola

Maturation

barricas de castaño

Grape type

Espadeiro Blanco, Albariñola

Maturation

barricas de castaño

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Parenting time: 10 meses

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Antonio Portela Area Brava is a white wine produced in Galicia with 90% Espadeiro Blanco and 10% Albariñola. This wine stands out for its fermentation process in barrels and stainless steel tanks, enhancing its freshness and complexity. Perfect to pair with seafood dishes and to enjoy on any special occasion.
Antonio Portela Area Brava is a white wine made from a careful selection of grapes, 90% Espadeiro Blanco and 10% Albariñola, by the renowned producer Antonio Portela in Galicia. This wine pays homage to the wives of fishermen, reflecting not only the winemaking tradition of the region but also its rich culinary heritage. The winemaking process is an art that fuses tradition and modernity. 50% of the harvest is fermented and aged in chestnut barrels for 10 months, adding depth and complexity to its organoleptic profile. The other half is processed in stainless steel tanks, highlighting the technical precision and the inherent freshness of the wine. In the glass, Antonio Portela Area Brava presents a fine personality and a marked regional expression. The nuances of its complexity manifest in every sip, evoking the freshness of the Atlantic and the richness of the Galician terroir. This wine is a true homage to winemaking and culinary traditions, ideal for pairing with dishes that highlight the abundance of the ocean or simply to enjoy in good company.
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Otras características

Parenting time: 10 meses

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Net weight:

Antonio Portela Area Brava is a white wine produced in Galicia with 90% Espadeiro Blanco and 10% Albariñola. This wine stands out for its fermentation process in barrels and stainless steel tanks, enhancing its freshness and complexity. Perfect to pair with seafood dishes and to enjoy on any special occasion.
Antonio Portela Area Brava is a white wine made from a careful selection of grapes, 90% Espadeiro Blanco and 10% Albariñola, by the renowned producer Antonio Portela in Galicia. This wine pays homage to the wives of fishermen, reflecting not only the winemaking tradition of the region but also its rich culinary heritage. The winemaking process is an art that fuses tradition and modernity. 50% of the harvest is fermented and aged in chestnut barrels for 10 months, adding depth and complexity to its organoleptic profile. The other half is processed in stainless steel tanks, highlighting the technical precision and the inherent freshness of the wine. In the glass, Antonio Portela Area Brava presents a fine personality and a marked regional expression. The nuances of its complexity manifest in every sip, evoking the freshness of the Atlantic and the richness of the Galician terroir. This wine is a true homage to winemaking and culinary traditions, ideal for pairing with dishes that highlight the abundance of the ocean or simply to enjoy in good company.
The product information has been processed automatically, so it may contain errors. In case of doubt, please contact us.

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