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2024 · Alvarinho Reserva

Solar de Serrade

White · Vinho Verde, Portugal

Rich textured

Dry · Crisp mineral · Aromatic · Fruity

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Alvarinho

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Solar de Serrade

Portugal

Solar de Serrade is based at the historic Quinta de Serrade manor in Monção, in Portugal’s Alto Minho and Vinho Verde region. Owned by SAVAM – Sociedade Agrícola de Vinho Alvarinho, the estate focuses on Alvarinho-based wines, including monovarietal Alvarinho, Alvarinho–Trajadura blends, sparkling, late-harvest and red wines. Its heritage property, a beautifully preserved mid-17th-century manor with gardens, vineyards, chapel and notable Portuguese tile, furniture and porcelain collections, is also open for wine tourism, offering vineyard tours, tastings, accommodation and a shop. The estate represents a combination of regional wine production and architectural heritage recovery; no public information is provided on its production scale, sustainability certifications or named winemakers.