Arcos

Grape variety	Arcos
Grape colour	Red grape
Ampelographic features	The Arcos grape is recognized for its medium-sized, dense clusters of grapes. The berries are a striking bluish-black color, round in shape, and small in size with a thin skin. This grape variety is known for its resilience, adapting well to various climate conditions and resisting disease effectively.
Characteristics of the wine	The wines produced from the Arcos grape variety exhibit a beautiful cherry color, indicative of its intense flavor profile. These wines are known for their unique aromatic profile, which includes notes of ripe fruit, spices, and subtle earthy undertones. On the palate, the wine is light, balanced by a medium level of acidity, and offers medium-high alcohol content. This combination of characteristics makes Arcos wines versatile, pairing well with a variety of cuisines.
Synonyms	Arcos is also known to some as Vitis vinifera var. Arcos.
History	The Arcos grape variety has its roots in the vineyards of Spain, specifically in the region of Castilla-La Mancha. This area, rich in winemaking history, is believed to have cultivated Arcos for centuries. Over time, the grape has adapted to the unique climate and soil of the region, yielding an exquisite balance of flavor and aroma. The Arcos grape has been traditionally used in blends, providing a unique contribution to the wine's profile.