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The Quinta do Ameal Bico Amarelo (yellow beak) is named after the cheerful blackbirds that fill the vineyards with their song. It is a still, dry, crisp and light blend of the regions main white grape varieties: Loureiro (60%), Alvarinho (20%) and Avesso (20%). Exuberant aromas, fresh and light, dominated by citrus fruits and tropical notes. The palate is dominated by fresh acidity, with good body and a long, lingering finish.
Located in the Vinho Verde demarcated wine region, Quinta do Ameal is a historic property with records dating back to 1710. It is unique not only because of its beauty, but also due to its location in the Lima sub-region, birthplace of the Loureiro grape variety. Throughout the years, Quinta...
Located in the cool, rainy and verdant north west of Portugal, Vinho Verde is the largest of all the DOC of Portugal. The vines grow in fertile, granite soils along rivers that flow from the mountains of the east to burst out into the ocean between golden surfing beaches. The outer...
Albariño is one of the most distinctive white wine grapes in Spain. Its heartlands are in Galacia, in the Green Spain wine region and in Portugal's Vinho Verde region, where it is known as Alvarinho. In the past, it was commonly mixed with other local grapes such as Loureiro, Godello,...
