On this island, for over 500 years, vines have been planted in cracks in the volcanic rock, just a few meters from the sea, where you can hear the “crab singing”. After the devastating attack of phylloxera and powdery mildew in the 19th century. XIX, the stubborn hand of Man maintained a small pocket of vines that resisted extinction. This “Canada do Monte” is from one of those vineyards that resisted and remained the guardian of the exclusive grape varieties of the Azores and a witness to traditional vine growing.

Citrus-straw yellow color, aroma of iodine, salt, linden. In the mouth, dense concentrated attack, acidity cuts in the middle and remains until the end of the taste, salt, salt, salt and iodine, it is a “slap” of the sea.