The archipelago of the Azores, in the Atlantic Ocean, is made up of volcanic soils and has a deeply maritime climate.

Temperatures are mild throughout the year, despite high levels of precipitation and atmospheric humidity.

In this way, vineyards must be planted in places where they are naturally sheltered or protected by human action.

The corrals are stone walls where the vineyards are planted and protected from the wind and salty sea air.

This Azores red wine is another excellent example of the original wines of the Azores Wine Company and winemaker António Maçanita.

With the vineyard planted in volcanic soils and subject to the harsh climate of the island of Pico this wine is characterized by its distinctive, saline, light and fresh profile.