This is what good wine from the Diagalves grape tastes like

Diagalves is a white grape variety you might occasionally encounter in Portugal. It might be in a glass or on a plate. In a glass, Diagalves doesn't produce particularly spectacular results: fresh, somewhat grassy, yet light wines. Therefore, it's typically used as a complement to blends with other grapes.

The Diagalves grape is most common in Alentejo. It can withstand long, hot summers, a significant advantage for winemakers in this region.