370 Léguas White Wine

History

The Treaty of Tordesilhas, was created between the Portuguese Kingdom and the newly formed Spanish Kingdom in order to split “found and to discover” lands by both outside Europe. The treaty defined as demarcation meridian line, 370 leagues, west of the island of Santo Antão, Cape Verde. This line was situated half-way between these islands (then Portuguese) and the Caribbean islands discovered by Cristóvão Colombo. The territories east of this meridian would belong to Portugal and the territories west to Spain.

WineMaker

Parras Partners team with António Ventura counseling. 

WineMaking

Selected grapes from the better exposed slopes. After extended maceration, the fermentation    occurred in small stainless steel tanks to preserve the fruitiness at 25ºC during 8 days

Tasting Note

Floral and citrus aromas, good structure, well balanced and fresh.

Food Suggestions

The great elegance and freshness are perfect for seafood, delicate and sophisticated fish dishes.