Portugal’s Vinho Verde region is located in the far northwest corner of the country. Vinho Verde translates to “young wine”. The term doesn’t refer to a specific grape variety, but rather to wines that are released three to six months after the grapes are harvested. The wines are typically consumed soon after bottling. Three reasons to love Vinho Verde wines: 1) The whites are approachable and refreshing. 2) The reds are fragrant, lush and flavourful. 3) They offer

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