Douro

Young and vibrant red wine, made through carbonic maceration, unfiltered.

70% Touriga Nacional, 30% Touriga Franca, the grapes are set in a vat, without oxygen, for 10 days. Then, pressed, and concluding fermentation in stainless steel, were it ages for 3 months.

Bright ruby color, fresh red berries, and banana, delicate tannins, bright acidity, juicy and a very easy drinking wine.

Full bodied wine, with aging potential, unfiltered, from three diferent barrels.

100% Touriga Nacional, part of the grapes is totally de-stemmed, and foot-stomped, while the other part ferments with 30% with stems, for freshness and structure. After malolactic fermentation, stages for 9months, in used oak barrels.

Deep, concentrated ruby color, intense Violet aromas, black ripe fruits, balsamic notes, coffee and chocolate. Nice acidity, and prolonged finish.

Produced in an area between Douro and Távora-Varosa, its a field blend, that contains a lot of the traditional Douro whites, like Malvasia Rei, Malvasia Fina, Sercial, Arinto, Viosinho, Códega do Larinho e Rabigato. They're co-fermented and unfiltered. 

Concentrated color, and oxidative aromas, high acidity and fresh, well structured and long finish. Notes of ripe apple, bone fruit and honey.

100% Chardonnay, from high altitude vines, 700mt. indigenous yeasts, and unfiltered. a limited micro production, of 950 bottles.

Lively with fresh fruit, crisp acidity, nice tannins, cloudy, apple, citrus and floral notes, unlike many Chardonnays, very mineral.

Grapes vary, according to harvest, from Chardonnay, to Fernão Pires and Moscatel Graúdo. Spontaneous fermentation, in contact with the skins, unfiltered, no collage. 

Amber color, intense orange peel, apricot, tea and floral notes. Fresh acidity, smooth tannins, dry ans structured.

high altitude vines, of 700mt, with seven traditional Douro grapes, Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Roriz, Tinta Amarela, Tinto Cão, Tinta Francisca and Bastardo.

Whole bunch foot stomped in granite lagar, spontaneous fermentation, indigenous yeasts, no temperature control, after 2 to 3 months in stainless steel in malolactic fermentation, stages for 18 months in used oak barrels, and ages in bottle before coming out to the market.

Complex, ripe red fruit, spiced notes. polished tannins, and lively acidity, that brings in balance.

A wine that combines Arinto, Viosinho and a filed blend from old vines. Spontaneous fermentation, indigenous yeasts, and no degorgement, keeping the fine lees in bottle.

Cloudy and creamy, pear, lime and floral notes, tense acidity. Grapefruit, bone fruit, minerality and brioche.