Tintureira (ie with color in the pulp) from the North of the country - “it is said that it came from the banks of the Lima River” - Girao already wrote in 1822. an excellent paint to cover wines lacking in colour”, as if describing the current role of Sousao in the Douro. Cima Corgo, 70 m altitude. The grapes are harvested by hand and transported in 18 kg boxes. In the cellar, lagarete, cold...

This exceptional wine exhibits a garnet color, typical of the Sousão variety, and appears almost opaque to light. Its aroma is delicate and somewhat austere, free from the herbaceous notes commonly associated with the Sousão grape. Upon tasting, the wine surprises with its harmonious balance of a powerful body, vibrant acidity, and an attractive aroma, culminating in a charming and memorable...