Uva-Cão is an obscure Portuguese white grape preserved in old field blends, particularly in parts of Beira and Trás-os-Montes. Plantings are tiny and the variety is rarely featured in commercial bottlings; conservation work by ampelographers and a handful of producers committed to native varietal diversity keeps the grape from disappearing entirely. Wines tend to be neutral, medium-bodied with mild citrus and apple notes, used as a small component in regional blends.
Wine Radar compares prices for wines made from Uva Cão across Portuguese online retailers — 23 in the catalogue.
Uva Cão wines on Wine Radar come mainly from Dão.
Uva-Cão is an obscure Portuguese white grape preserved in old field blends, particularly in parts of Beira and Trás-os-Montes. Plantings are tiny and the variety is rarely featured in commercial bottlings; conservation work by ampelographers and a handful of producers committed to native varietal diversity keeps the…
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