Trajadura is a white grape from Portugal.
In Portugal it growns primarily in the Vinho Verde wine region in the north.
In Spain it grows in the Galician wine regions Ribeiro and Rías Baixas.
Trajadura wines are rich and aromatic with flavors of citrus and yellow fruit, and hints of herbs, and salty minerals.
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Minho is the largest wine region in Portugal, producing nearly 100 million liters of Vinho Verde every year.
Vinho Verde wines often have a small sparkling sensation that enhances the taste and freshness.
Portugal is a great Rosé Wine nation. The cool climate in Minho gives good freshness to Rosé Wines.
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Moderate Maritime |
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