Quinta do Regueiro, Alvarinho/Trajadura, 2025
A summertime staple at Flatiron: a mineral-driven Alvarinho blend from the top tier of Vinho Verde. Quinta do Regueiro is a small, family-owned estate in Monção, a hilly subregion at Portugal's northern edge bordering Spain's Galicia, where the hills block the rain and the slightly warmer, drier climate lets Alvarinho reach full ripeness. The Monção e Melgaço subregion is famed for Alvarinho, qualitatively a big step up from the Loureiro-dominant blends found elsewhere in Vinho Verde. Here Alvarinho is rounded out with Trajadura, grown on steep, granite-strewn soils that lend savory, smoky minerality, with salinity carried in on the sea breezes. Dynamic, complex and refreshingly bright, this is everything good Vinho Verde should be.
Quinta do Regueiro, Alvarinho/Trajadura, 2025
A summertime staple at Flatiron: a mineral-driven Alvarinho blend from the top tier of Vinho Verde. Quinta do Regueiro is a small, family-owned estate in Monção, a hilly subregion at Portugal's northern edge bordering Spain's Galicia, where the hills block the rain and the slightly warmer, drier climate lets Alvarinho reach full ripeness. The Monção e Melgaço subregion is famed for Alvarinho, qualitatively a big step up from the Loureiro-dominant blends found elsewhere in Vinho Verde. Here Alvarinho is rounded out with Trajadura, grown on steep, granite-strewn soils that lend savory, smoky minerality, with salinity carried in on the sea breezes. Dynamic, complex and refreshingly bright, this is everything good Vinho Verde should be.
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A summertime staple at Flatiron: a mineral-driven Alvarinho blend from the top tier of Vinho Verde. Quinta do Regueiro is a small, family-owned estate in Monção, a hilly subregion at Portugal's northern edge bordering Spain's Galicia, where the hills block the rain and the slightly warmer, drier climate lets Alvarinho reach full ripeness. The Monção e Melgaço subregion is famed for Alvarinho, qualitatively a big step up from the Loureiro-dominant blends found elsewhere in Vinho Verde. Here Alvarinho is rounded out with Trajadura, grown on steep, granite-strewn soils that lend savory, smoky minerality, with salinity carried in on the sea breezes. Dynamic, complex and refreshingly bright, this is everything good Vinho Verde should be.
