Verde White
Wine Details
About this Wine
Discover the unique profile of Broadbent's NV Verde White. This exceptional white is crafted in the heart of Douro, Portugal, benefitng from the local terroir. The inclusion of Cabernet Sauvignon provides depth and structure to this fine white. Pairing: A versatile choice for a variety of culinary pairings.
Tasting Notes
"Grapes harvested early morning, sorted, and gently destemmed. Cold-soaked for color and flavor extraction, fermented in small stainless steel tanks, then aged 10 months in 80% American and 20% French oak. Aromas of blackcurrant, plum, and black cherry with cedar, vanilla, and sweet tobacco. Medium-bodied Cabernet Sauvignon with rich dark fruit flavors, blackberry, cassis, dark chocolate, and well-integrated oak. Structured tannins lead to a lingering fruit and spice finish."
— Official Producer Notes
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does NV Broadbent Verde White taste like?
Grapes harvested early morning, sorted, and gently destemmed. Cold-soaked for color and flavor extraction, fermented in small stainless steel tanks, then aged 10 months in 80% American and 20% French oak. Aromas of blackcurrant, plum, and black cherry with cedar, vanilla, and sweet tobacco. Medium-bodied Cabernet Sauvignon with rich dark fruit flavors, blackberry, cassis, dark chocolate, and well-integrated oak. Structured tannins lead to a lingering fruit and spice finish.
Where is Broadbent Verde White produced?
This wine is produced by Broadbent in the Douro region of Portugal. Douro is known for its unique climate and soil, which contribute to the distinct quality of Broadbent's wines.
Where can I buy NV Broadbent Verde White?
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