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Insula Vinus 'Chao de Sal' Clarete, Portugal NV Aston Training system:Double and single GuyotPlant Choose Class Type:$40 Gift a General Class or Event
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Insula Vinus 'Chao de Sal' Clarete, Portugal NV Aston Training system:Double and single GuyotPlant Choose Class Type:$40 Gift a General Class or Event Training system:Double and single GuyotPlant density per hectare:7000 5500Year planted:1970 2009 2015Yield per hectare:60 quintalsVinification system:direct pressing of the grapes and alcoholic fermentation of the first pressing must in steel fermenting vatsMaturing:12 months in steel vatsAging:12 months in the bottleBottles produced per year:2000 The wines is then aged for one year in stainless steel because it's technically not allowed to be produced commercially under EU regulations The wine making is simple
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