Casa de Vila Verde Tiroliro is a vibrant and refreshing Vinho Verde from one of Portugal's oldest wine-producing estates, Casa de Vila Verde, located in the heart of the Vinho Verde region. This wine encapsulates the essence of the region's traditional wine-making heritage, blended with a modern approach to viticulture and winemaking. Tiroliro is crafted from a selection of native grape varieties, including Loureiro, Arinto, and Trajadura, which thrive in the region's cool, rainy climate and granitic soil. These conditions are ideal for producing wines with high acidity and aromatic intensity. The wine undergoes a controlled fermentation process in stainless steel tanks to preserve the freshness and fruity character of the grapes, embodying the light, effervescent, and slightly lower alcohol style that Vinho Verde is celebrated for.
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Casa de Vila Verde Tiroliro Vinho Verde exudes a lively and youthful character, illustrated by its light straw color and subtle effervescence.The nose is a burst of fresh citrus aromas, green apple, and floral hints, reflective of the Loureiro grape's influence. On the palate, this wine is delightfully crisp and light-bodied, with a zesty acidity that enhances the bright flavors of lemon, lime, and a touch of green pear. The effervescence adds a refreshing quality, making it incredibly drinkable and enjoyable.
Vinho Verde is a light, refreshing wine from Portugal's northwest region. It is made from a variety of grapes, including Loureiro, Trajadura, and Alvarinho, and is known for its low alcohol content and zesty acidity. This unique wine has a long history in Portugal, and is now enjoyed around the world.
Vinho Verde has been produced in Portugal since the 12th century. It was originally made from a blend of local grapes, and was known for its light, refreshing taste. In the 19th century, the region began to specialize in white wines, and the Vinho Verde style was born. The name "Vinho Verde" literally translates to "green wine," and refers to the fact that the wine is meant to be enjoyed young.