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White WineValle PradinhosColheita (2) 1986, 75cl • Trás-os-Montes
Códega do Larinho, Gouveio, Rabigato, ViosinhoValle Pradinhos Branco is a vintage white wine from the Trás-os-Montes region of Portugal. This bottle reflects the traditional style of Portuguese table wines, a period marked by simpler winemaking techniques and regional expression. Preserved in its original format, it offers a rare glimpse into the evolution of white wine production in northern Portugal. With extended bottle age, the wine is expected to show a fully evolved profile, with deep colour and oxidative notes. Characteristics may include dried fruit, honeyed tones and subtle nuttiness, depending on storage conditions. Old white wines were not typically produced for long-term aging, making bottles like this particularly interesting from a historical perspective.
55,00 € VAT
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Valle Pradinhos Branco is a vintage white wine from the Trás-os-Montes region of Portugal. This bottle reflects the traditional style of Portuguese table wines, a period marked by simpler winemaking techniques and regional expression. Preserved in its original format, it offers a rare glimpse into the evolution of white wine production in northern Portugal. With extended bottle age, the wine is expected to show a fully evolved profile, with deep colour and oxidative notes. Characteristics may include dried fruit, honeyed tones and subtle nuttiness, depending on storage conditions. Old white wines were not typically produced for long-term aging, making bottles like this particularly interesting from a historical perspective.
