A versatile white grape (also called Pedernã in Vinho Verde) grown across Portugal but most associated with Bucelas, where it produces some of the country's most age-worthy mineral whites. Arinto's calling card is searing natural acidity that holds wines through long ageing. Aromas tend to citrus, green apple, and an unmistakable lemony-mineral edge. As a blending grape it lifts and freshens Antão Vaz in the Alentejo and Fernão Pires across Lisboa. Capable of remarkable longevity in skilled hands.
Wine Radar compares prices for wines made from Arinto across Portuguese online retailers — 3312 in the catalogue.
Arinto wines on Wine Radar come mainly from Alentejo, Douro, Lisboa, Vinho Verde, Tejo.
A versatile white grape (also called Pedernã in Vinho Verde) grown across Portugal but most associated with Bucelas, where it produces some of the country's most age-worthy mineral whites. Arinto's calling card is searing natural acidity that holds wines through long ageing. Aromas tend to citrus, green apple, and an…
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