Portalegre Branco
In the mountains of São Mamede, in the heart of the natural park, we have scattered secular vines with a huge diversity in terms of grapes varieties.
Hand selection of the best grapes from the old vineyards. Soft pressing and natural fermentation, without addition of yeast, in 500l French oak barrels and in small vats. Aged on fine lees for ten months.
The Portalegre Branco’s main goal is to reflect the secular tradition of winemaking that exists in the region, underlining the freshness and elegance only provided by the altitude.
Producer: Adega de Portalegre
Region: Alentejo (Portalegre)
Style: White
Grape Varietals: Bical
Tasting Notes: Complex nose with mineral notes of clay and chalk, fruity notes of apricot and grapefruit and suggestions of spices and herbs. In the mouth it has a great volume, structure and freshness, with a wide start and a long and tense after taste that gives it great gastronomic aptitude.
Pairing: Roasted Fish, Fish Stews, Seafood and Fish Risottos, Codfish, Octopus, Poultry, Japanese Cuisine
Ratings by Vintage:
(2018) Wine & Spirits Magazine 92 Points
In the mountains of São Mamede, in the heart of the natural park, we have scattered secular vines with a huge diversity in terms of grapes varieties.
Hand selection of the best grapes from the old vineyards. Soft pressing and natural fermentation, without addition of yeast, in 500l French oak barrels and in small vats. Aged on fine lees for ten months.
The Portalegre Branco’s main goal is to reflect the secular tradition of winemaking that exists in the region, underlining the freshness and elegance only provided by the altitude.
Producer: Adega de Portalegre
Region: Alentejo (Portalegre)
Style: White
Grape Varietals: Bical
Tasting Notes: Complex nose with mineral notes of clay and chalk, fruity notes of apricot and grapefruit and suggestions of spices and herbs. In the mouth it has a great volume, structure and freshness, with a wide start and a long and tense after taste that gives it great gastronomic aptitude.
Pairing: Roasted Fish, Fish Stews, Seafood and Fish Risottos, Codfish, Octopus, Poultry, Japanese Cuisine
Ratings by Vintage:
(2018) Wine & Spirits Magazine 92 Points
In the mountains of São Mamede, in the heart of the natural park, we have scattered secular vines with a huge diversity in terms of grapes varieties.
Hand selection of the best grapes from the old vineyards. Soft pressing and natural fermentation, without addition of yeast, in 500l French oak barrels and in small vats. Aged on fine lees for ten months.
The Portalegre Branco’s main goal is to reflect the secular tradition of winemaking that exists in the region, underlining the freshness and elegance only provided by the altitude.
Producer: Adega de Portalegre
Region: Alentejo (Portalegre)
Style: White
Grape Varietals: Bical
Tasting Notes: Complex nose with mineral notes of clay and chalk, fruity notes of apricot and grapefruit and suggestions of spices and herbs. In the mouth it has a great volume, structure and freshness, with a wide start and a long and tense after taste that gives it great gastronomic aptitude.
Pairing: Roasted Fish, Fish Stews, Seafood and Fish Risottos, Codfish, Octopus, Poultry, Japanese Cuisine
Ratings by Vintage:
(2018) Wine & Spirits Magazine 92 Points