São Domingos Extra Reserva Bruto White
Aroma young, revealing a lot of freshness, with notes of apricot and pear. The presence of yeast is an indication of the classic process of foaming. Elegance in the mouth, lively and very complex, very fine bubble, all full of balance. Consensual and versatile for any time of the day or night. Contains sulfites.
Marquês de Marialva Blanc de Blancs Magnum White
Total destemming, natural static settling, pressing soft. Alcoholic fermentation at 18 ° C, followed by a second fermentation in a bottle (classic method). Of citrus, defined appearance and persistent bubble. The nose is young, with dry fruits and toasted nuances. In the mouth it is fruity, fresh with a crunchy mousse and good persistence. Contains sulfites.
Buçaco White
The Buçaco were, and still are, always vinified in the same way and with the same methods of old. The fact that the grapes originate in the regions of Dão and Bairrada guarantees a great wine, which develops in a noble bottle. These wines ferment and stagnate in French oak barrels for 12 months. Contains Sulfites.
Arco D’Aguieira White
Gentle pressing of the grapes and fermentation at controlled temperature. The Maria Gomes variety ages in stainless steel vats for 9 months. The remaining varieties are aged in French oak barrels of the second year for 9 months, with weekly batching. Clear and straw yellow in color, this wine is deeply aromatic. The citrus aromas and notes of tropical fruit can be distinguished. An elegant acidity enhances the velvety texture of this wine, making it fresh, mineral and intense, with a long and lasting finish. Contains sulfites.
Sidónio de Sousa Brut Nature White
The grapes are unloaded into the membrane press, where they are crushed and the must is extracted. The must is cooled, decanted and transferred to a stainless steel tank where it will undergo fermentation, with temperature control. After fermentation, the wine naturally settles in the tank, being cleaned at the end of the year, when it is prepared to carry out the bottling of sparkling wine, with free yeasts. The bottles of sparkling wine go to the cellar to carry out the fermentation in the bottle at a controlled temperature and in the absence of light. After fermentation, the bottles are kept in the cellar, where they are staged until regrinding and degorgement are carried out without the addition of sugar, at which point the product is ready for commercialization. Young, slightly golden in color, fruity with an elegant aroma, very fine and velvety bubble that melts in the mouth, with a present acidity that gives it a good presence in the mouth, in a creamy, fresh and balanced set. Contains sulfites.
