The Quinta do Ameal Bico Amarelo (yellow beak) is named after the cheerful blackbirds that fill the vineyards with their song. It is a still, dry, crisp and light blend of the regions main white grape varieties: Loureiro (60%), Alvarinho (20%) and Avesso (20%). Exuberant aromas, fresh and light, dominated by citrus fruits and tropical notes. The palate is dominated by fresh acidity, with good body and a long, lingering finish. [#intro]A still, crisp & dry white which sings with its light citrus and floral notes...[/intro]