Arinto

E740601

Arinto is a Portuguese white grape variety known for producing fresh, high-acidity wines with citrus and mineral notes, widely grown in several regions including Vinho Verde.

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Label Occurrences
Arinto canonical 11

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Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf grape variety
acidityContribution adds freshness to blends
acidityLevel high acidity
climateSuitability maritime climates
warm climates
colorOfGrape white
countryOfOrigin Portugal
cultivatedInCountry Portugal
cultivatedInRegion Alentejo
Bairrada
Bucelas
Lisboa wine region
Tejo wine region
Vinho Verde
linked to: Vinho Verde region
foodPairing light fish dishes
salads
seafood
shellfish
grapeSkinColor green-skinned
notableCharacteristic ageing potential in some styles
good for blending
retains acidity in warm climates
notableWineStyle fresh wines
synonym Arinto de Bucelas
Pedernã
typicalAlcoholLevel medium
typicalAromas citrus notes
lemon notes
lime notes
typicalBody light-bodied
medium-bodied
typicalFlavors citrus flavors
mineral notes
typicalStructure crisp
lively
usedFor white wine production
wineColor light yellow
pale straw
wineProfile mineral-driven
refreshing
zesty
wineStyleAssociation Bucelas DOC wines
Vinho Verde wines
linked to: Vinho Verde region
wineUse sparkling wines
still wines

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Referenced by (11)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Lagoa DOC grapeVariety Arinto
Lima (Vinho Verde subregion) grapeVariety Arinto
subject linked to: Lima
Sousa grapeVarietiesUsed Arinto
Amarante grapeVarietyUsed Arinto
Baião grapeVarietyUsed Arinto
Paiva grapeVariety Arinto