Portuguese Wines

Aphros Phaunus Loureiro

€23.00

Made from 100% grapes, it is crafted using ancient Roman methods by fermenting the wine with skin contact in traditional, beeswax-lined clay amphorae without any added sulfites. bone-dry, crisp orange wine featuring complex aromas of orange blossom, citrus peel, and white pepper, all balanced by a deeply mineral and saline finish.

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    Aphros Loureiro

    €16.00
    A Classic expression and pure of the variety Loureiro, focused in its natural minerality, citrusy aromas and white flowers. Dry, adn with vibrant acidity, with alcohol from 10,5%-11,5%
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      Aphros TEN Loureiro

      €12.17
      100% Loureiro, Aphros Ten isproduced by Vasco Croft, in Lima, a Vinho Verde sub-region. Using only biologic and biodynamic farming. With only 10%, its an unusually light, fresh and easy to drink wine.
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        Bojo do Luar Deu Bode

        €13.00

        Field Blend, 70% red grapes, and 30% white grapes, including Vinhão, Borraçal, Espadeiro, Arinto e Loureiro. Spontaneous fermentation with indigenous yeasts, in clay amphora.

        Only adding chestnut flower, to estabilize the wine, biologicaly.

        Rubi colour, open and translucid. Wild red fruits, floral hues, smoky touch. Vibrant, fresh, lively acidity, and juicy profile

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          Alpondras

          €22.00

          These grapes were sourced from a centenary vineyard located 100 meters from the right margin of the Tâmega river in the Trás-os-Montes region, near the town of Vidago. Here the traces of the past are everywhere. A two thousand year old roman bridge crossing the river nearby. Monasteries from the 11th and 12th century as well as traces of history from two hundred years of the Kingdom of the Suebi. A Germanic tribe who controlled Galiza and Northern Portugal (from the 5th to the 7th Century).

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            Bojo do Luar Lou 38

            €15.99

            100% Loureiro, from vines over 20 years old. It is a natural sparkling wine, with skin contact, fermenting spontaneously in clay amphorae, with only chestnut blossom added for stabilization. Slightly cloudy color, aromas of fresh citrus, flowers and stone fruit. Crisp acidity, fine bubbles, subtle texture, and a dry, mineral finish.

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