This Portuguese white wine is made from Fernão Pires grapes. It has a citrus colour, with citrus notes, slight mineral aroma and good structure. The wine is made by gently crushing and macerating the grapes in the cold and then clarifying the must by decanting and fermenting it at a controlled 16ºC temperature. The wine can be served fresh at 8-10ºC and is perfect to pair with fish dishes,...

This wine is produced using maceration, pre-fermentation and fermentation in barrels, and follows with six months on the lees. Encruzado grapes are used to make this voluminous wine with aromas of citrus fruits and mineral touches, as well as vibrant acidity and a persistent aftertaste. It should be served at 10-12ºC and goes well with fish, seafood or poultry. Containing sulphites, it has...