Luis Seabra Granito Cru Alvarinho 2023 Magnum 1,5 L
Luis Seabra

Luis Seabra Granito Cru Alvarinho 2023 Magnum 1,5 L


Style:
A precise and mineral-driven Alvarinho, combining freshness with structure and elegance. Focused and complex, with a pure and terroir-driven profile.

Vineyard:
Located in northern Portugal, sourced from vineyards planted on granite soils. These poor, well-drained soils enhance minerality and freshness, while preserving aromatic intensity and acidity.

Winery:
Hand-harvested grapes, whole-bunch pressed and fermented with native yeasts. Aged in neutral oak with lees contact to build texture and complexity while maintaining purity.

Nose/Palate:

Citrus, lime, white peach, floral notes, and mineral hints on the nose, followed by a medium-bodied palate with vibrant acidity, precise mineral-driven structure, citrus and stone fruit flavors, subtle texture, and a long, fresh, elegant finish.

Colour White
Sweetness Dry
Vintage 2023
Alcohol % 12,5%
Grape variety 100 % Alvarinho
Producer Luis Seabra
Country Portugal
Region Vinho Verde
Appellation Monçao e Melgaço
Volume 1,5 L

€29,00 EUR
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Luís Seabra

Luís Seabra

Luís Seabra Vinhos is one of the leading voices of the “New Portugal” movement, founded by Luís Seabra in 2013 after a long career shaping modern Douro wines. A trained viticulturist and former winemaker at Niepoort, Seabra set out to create a more personal, terroir-driven expression of Portuguese wine, focused on freshness, balance, and authenticity. 

Working across regions such as Douro, Dão, and Vinho Verde, he sources fruit from old, often high-altitude vineyards, with some vines exceeding 100 years of age. His philosophy is firmly rooted in minimal intervention - native fermentations, careful élevage, and a deep respect for the natural character of each site. 

Production remains relatively small, with a strong focus on site-specific cuvées that highlight soil, altitude, and traditional grape varieties. The wines are precise, elegant, and mineral-driven, offering a refined and modern interpretation of Portugal’s historic vineyards.