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Pequenos Rebentos O Príncipe e o Bandido Pet Nat Rosé Wine
In this “short story” co-authored by Décio Salgado, the Prince is Alvarinho and the Bandit is Vinhão. Pét Nat is a sparkling wine produced using the ancestral method and without the addition of sulfur. Fermentation ends in the bottle, leaving the fine lees in contact with the wine, without further filtering. Gasification is the result of fermentation.
Pequenos Rebentos is the project of producer and oenologist Marcio Lopes, in the Vinho Verde region
Pequenos Rebentos O Príncipe e o Bandido Pet Nat Rosé Wine
In this “short story” co-authored by Décio Salgado, the Prince is Alvarinho and the Bandit is Vinhão. Pét Nat is a sparkling wine produced using the ancestral method and without the addition of sulfur. Fermentation ends in the bottle, leaving the fine lees in contact with the wine, without further filtering. Gasification is the result of fermentation.