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2021 Vinos Sin Ley Alvarinho

Rating: 5 Average Price: $14




Aging Potential: Drink now through 2027


Wine Overview

Producer: Vinos Sin Ley

Varietal(s): Alvarinho

Country: Portugal

Region: Minho

Village/SubRegion: -

Appellation: -


Epicurean Review

Aromas of pineapple core, meyer lemon, white flower, white rock, petrichor, saline, underripe mango, and tangerine.


About Producer

Vinos Sin Ley is a Spanish wine producer known for its innovative approach to winemaking, focusing on indigenous grape varieties and lesser-known wine regions. The name "Vinos Sin Ley," translating to "Wines Without Law," reflects their commitment to crafting wines that transcend traditional classifications and appellations.
Vinos Sin Ley is part of Compañía de Vinos del Atlántico (CVA), a group dedicated to producing wines that highlight the unique characteristics of various Spanish and Portuguese terroirs. Their wines are available internationally, including in the United States, where they can be found through various retailers and online platforms.
By embracing a philosophy that prioritizes authenticity and regional expression, Vinos Sin Ley offers wine enthusiasts distinctive and high-quality options that celebrate the rich viticultural heritage of the Iberian Peninsula.


About The Region

The Minho wine region, located in the northwest corner of Portugal, is renowned for its lush green landscapes and production of vibrant, refreshing wines. It is best known as the home of Vinho Verde, a lightly effervescent wine celebrated for its crisp acidity, low alcohol content, and bright flavors of citrus, green apple, and floral notes. The region's cool, Atlantic-influenced climate and granite-rich soils are ideal for growing indigenous grape varieties such as Alvarinho (Albariño), Loureiro, and Arinto, which dominate the blends. These wines pair exceptionally well with seafood, reflecting the culinary traditions of the area. Minho’s winemaking history is deeply rooted in Portuguese culture, and its wines are prized for their accessibility and food-friendly nature.



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