Tragolargo Blanco, Casa Balaguer Vinessens

ORGANIC / VEGAN / LOW SULPHITE

Great value natural orange wine made with Moscatel & the local Malvasia variety. A glorious golden colour offering aromas of orange blossom and fennel with some delicate floral notes. This medium-body wine has a delicious acidity and freshness, an array of aromas and flavours of white and citrus fruits, rich honey and mineral tones with a long and elegant finish. Having spent time in contact with the skins, this wine has a lot of texture, adding to the orange-y hue.

What is Tragolargo Blanco?

Tragolargo Blanco is a specific white wine produced by Casa Balaguer Vinessens, a winery in the Alicante region of Spain. It is known for its focus on organic and minimal intervention winemaking practices.

What grape varieties are used in Tragolargo Blanco?

The specific grape varieties used in Tragolargo Blanco may vary depending on the vintage and the winemaker's choices. However, it is common for the wine to be produced from local grape varieties indigenous to the Alicante region, such as Merseguera and Moscatel.

How would you describe the style of Tragolargo Blanco?

Tragolargo Blanco typically exhibits a fresh and vibrant style. It can showcase floral and citrus aromas with balanced acidity and a crisp, refreshing character. The exact flavour profile may vary by vintage and winemaking techniques.

Is Tragolargo Blanco an organic wine?

Casa Balaguer Vinessens follows organic winemaking practices, emphasizing sustainable farming methods and avoiding synthetic chemicals and additives. While Tragolargo Blanco may not hold official organic certification, it is produced with a focus on organic principles.

Is Tragolargo Blanco a vegan wine?

Yes, Tragolargo Blanco is considered vegan-friendly. It is produced without animal-derived fining agents or additives during the winemaking process.

Does Tragolargo Blanco have low sulfite levels?

Tragolargo Blanco is known to have low sulfite levels. Casa Balaguer Vinessens focuses on minimal intervention winemaking, often resulting in lower sulfur dioxide (SO2) additions than conventionally produced wines.

Can Tragolargo Blanco be aged?

 
Tragolargo Blanco is generally enjoyed as a young and fresh wine, emphasizing its vibrant fruit flavours and acidity. While it may have some potential for short-term ageing, consuming it within a few years of release is typically recommended to fully appreciate its freshness and primary characteristics.

Origin: Valencia, Spain
Vintage: 2022
Grape variety: Moscatel, Malvasia
Food pairing: Poultry, Pate
Bottle size: 75cl
ABV: 12.5%