One name, several lands
Cabeceiras · Vine vocabulary
Perdiz foot, but in the vineyard
The Green Wine Commission identifies Pé de Pardiz as a name for Arinto in Cabeceiras de Basto. He also mentions Pedernã in the region and Perdigão in Mondim. Knowing these names helps to hear the stories of the vineyard: a local designation does not in itself mean a different caste. The CVRVV portrait adds large, compact curls with small berries. The grape variety enters both wines made only with Arinto and in combinations of white grape varieties. Traditional name, grape appearance and wine composition are three different clues to explore the same story.
Vamos experimentar?
- Write Arinto in the center of a leaf and connect it to Pé de Pardiz, Pedernã and Perdigão.
- Add to each name the territory referred to in this reading. Then make a second group for Borraçal, Bogalhal and Eye of Frog.
- If you pick up a name in a conversation, write down who uses it and where.
A proposal to make at your pace, without collecting copies.
Open a história e os seus recursos →Sources of this proposal
- Viticulture Commission of the Green Wine Region — Grape varieties, chart ArintoConsultation/revision: 2026-11-07
My findings
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