Tons de Duorum White

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Wine Description

Tons, which translates to mean "tones," de Duorum is inspired by the bright colors that result from the reflection of the sun on the Duoro River, which creates different tones in the vineyards.  This wine expresses the terroir of the Douro Region, the result of a unique interaction between nature and human effort. 

Duorum Winemakers
Duorum Vineyards
Duorum Vineyards
Duorum Vineyards
Duorum Vineyards
Duorum Vineyards
Duorum Vineyards
Vindimas
 Vindimas
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Acclaim
“White blossom notes linger over the crisp peach and lemon-lime flavors of this crisp, pretty white, with spice and mineral details dovetailing on the finish.”
— Wine Spectator, Jul 2018
“This white blend seems to contain nearly every white grape planted in the Douro. It’s the terroir talking here, with a strong minerality, a tight texture and crisp lemon and quince flavors.” (Best Buy)
— Wine Enthusiast, Aug 2018
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Vineyard & Production Info
Vineyard name
The Quinta Castelo Melhor and Quinta do Custódio vineyards
Vineyard size
325 acres
Soil composition
Schist
Training method
Guyot and Royat
Elevation:
1,312-1,968 feet
Vines/acre:
1,200-2,000
Yield/acre:
2 tons
Exposure:
Northern / Northeastern
Year vineyard planted:
1980; 2007
Harvest time:
September-October
First vintage of this wine:
2010
Bottles produced of this wine:
75,000
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Winemaking & Aging
Varietal composition:
30% Viosinho, 25% Rabigato, 20% Verdelho, 20% Arinto, 5% Moscatel
Fermentation container:
Stainless steel tanks
Length of alcoholic fermentation:
8 days
Fermentation temperature:
59 °F
Maceration technique:
Cold Soak Maceration
Length of bottle aging:
3 months
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Analytical Data
Acidity:
5.5 g/L
Alcohol:
12.5 %
Residual sugar:
0.6 g/L
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Wine Production

Upon arrival at the winery, the grapes are de-stemmed and gently crushed, followed by pre-fermentative maceration at low temperature for 12-24 hours. The grapes are then pressed and fermentation takes place at controlled temperature between 14ºC - 16ºC.