Castelao (sin. Periquita) is a local light coloured grape varietal that has fallen out of fashion in this era of big concentrated reds. Studies show that Castelao originated from this region, where it still remains the 3rd most planted varietal. Although, its current role in the local wines tend to be secondary. The local ancients say that Castelao’s talent lies in its ageing capacity and not...

This wine is from the Dão region of Portugal and is made with the Jaen grape variety. It is a white wine with a light straw color. The nose is floral with hints of white peach. The palate is fresh and has good acidity. There are flavors of citrus and stone fruits. The wine has a long, mineral finish.

This wine is made only with Jaen grapes fermented with indigenous yeasts in cement vats and aged in cement and French oak. It has an open red colour with mineral and earthy character, light pepper and delicate fruit. The wine offers elegant tannins, granitic minerality and long and precise acidity. Store bottles in an airy and dark place at 12-13°C and serve at 15-17°C. It pairs well with...