Cabeças do Reguengo Quartzo Branco is an elegant white wine crafted from 10 native grape varieties grown in old vineyards of Serra de São Mamede. Naturally fermented and aged for 15 months in new oak, it exudes refined minerality and a harmonious balance of acidity and texture.
Pablo Soldavini O Branco is a remarkable, low-intervention Albariño that showcases the purity and complexity of Galicia’s terroir. Sourced from pre-phylloxera, ungrafted vines in the Salnés Valley, this wine is naturally fermented and aged for 12 months in large 750L barrels. A limited-production cuvée of just 600 bottles, part of the wine is submerged in a deep-sea cave in the Ría de Arousa for three months, enhancing its aging potential. Fresh, textured, and deeply expressive, O Branco is an Albariño like no other.
Cabeças do Reguengo Equinócio Branco is a unique white wine crafted from 14 ancient grape varieties grown in an old vineyard at 598 meters in the Serra de São Mamede. Fermented naturally and aged for 15 months in used barrels, this unfiltered wine boasts a rich and complex character, reflective of its granitic soils and massal selection dating back to the early 20th century.
Cabeças do Reguengo Vira Cabeças Branco is a field blend of 16 grape varieties from four old vineyards in the Serra de São Mamede. Naturally fermented and aged for nine months in a mix of Slovenian and French oak barrels, this unfiltered white wine delivers elegance and vibrant energy.
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.
Produced in the Alentejo region of Portugal. The name "Altitude" refers to the altitude of the vineyards, which are located in the Serra de São Mamede mountain range, in century-old vines, with the main vineyard at 675 meters altitude. Natural fermentation and aging for 9 months on fine lees in cement tanks and oak barrels.
