Cabeças do Reguengo Respiro Zizi Branco is a distinctive white wine made from a single high-altitude vineyard planted in the 1970s. Aged for 15 months in used barrels, this natural wine exudes elegance and vibrant minerality, with only 1,404 bottles produced.
Cabeças do Reguengo Respiro Lagar Branco is a unique white wine made from centenary vineyards, blending traditional techniques and natural winemaking. With exotic aromas and a balanced palate, this wine combines foot-crushed grapes and talha (amphora) fermentation, creating a truly artisanal expression of Serra de São Mamede’s terroir.
Cabeças do Reguengo Vira Cabeças Tinto is an exquisite red wine crafted from a field blend of 12 grape varieties grown in five old vineyards in Serra de São Mamede. Aged for 20 months in 1,000-liter semi-new oak barrels, this "Slow Wine" emphasizes harmony between nature and winemaking, with only 2,650 bottles produced.
Traditional vineyard with free fermentation of whole bunches in the lagar, using carbonic fermentation. A light, old-fashioned, farmer's red wine.
Envínate Táganan Blanco 2022 is a stunning natural white wine from Tenerife, sourced from old vineyards planted on volcanic cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. A blend of native varieties, including Albillo, Gual, Malvasía, and Marmajuelo, this unfiltered and unclarified wine undergoes spontaneous fermentation with indigenous yeasts and matures for eight months on lees in a mix of neutral oak and stainless steel. The result is a mineral-driven, saline, and texturally complex white wine that beautifully reflects its rugged terroir.
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).
