Moscatel Portal Harvest 2011
Discover the Moscatel Portal Harvest 2011, an exceptional wine that promises to delight discerning wine enthusiasts. With an alcoholic fermentation process in closed vats and troughs at temperatures between 20-22ºC, this moscatel is meticulously cared for from the initial stages of winemaking.
Aged for a minimum of seven years in oak barrels in the style of old Tawnies, the Moscatel Portal Colheita 2011 features a distinctive golden color. Its intense aromas of green pear and apple, enhanced by notes of orange peel and a slight caramel touch, offer a unique elegance to the palate.
Perfect as a dessert wine, it should be served chilled. It pairs wonderfully with sweets, especially with frozen desserts at 10-11ºC or egg-based sweets at 12-13ºC. An ideal match for a Foie starter, this moscatel superbly balances sweetness and acidity, with a fresh, citrus profile that contrasts with the complexity of wines aged in old wood.
Moscatel António Saramago JMS Superior 1998
Experience Moscatel António Saramago JMS Superior 1998, an exquisite expression from the Setúbal Peninsula. This Moscatel, with its bright amber color, is produced exclusively from 100% Moscatel grapes, selected for their superior quality.
The vinification process includes careful fermentation with the addition of grape spirit, followed by about 6 months of maceration. Aging in Limousin French oak barrels enhances its profile, lending it a rare complexity.
Aromas of orange peel, raisins, and honey combine with balsamic notes, resulting in a velvety, intense, and balanced flavor. This Moscatel is particularly recommended for pairing with regional sweets, elevating each culinary experience to a moment of pure delight.
Moscatel António Saramago
Discover Moscatel António Saramago, a gem from the Setúbal Peninsula, capturing the essence of its region with a deep amber color. This uniquely indisputable Moscatel is crafted from 100% Moscatel grapes, ensuring unmatched purity in aroma and taste.
The vinification process includes a slight fermentation halted by the addition of grape spirit, followed by about 6 months of extended maceration. Aging in French oak barrels enhances the complexity of this nectar, creating a perfect harmony between tradition and modernity.
Aromas of orange blossom and orange peel intertwine with subtle nutty notes, culminating in a taste experience that balances good acidity with an elegant and lasting finish. Moscatel António Saramago is an exceptional choice for connoisseurs of robust and aromatic wines.
Moscatel António Saramago 10 Year Old
Discover the exquisite Moscatel António Saramago 10 Year Old, a jewel of viticulture on the Setúbal Peninsula. This distinctive moscatel is produced through careful vinification, starting with a slight fermentation followed by the addition of wine brandy and a six-month maceration, culminating in ten years of aging in French oak barrels.
Upon serving, it reveals a stunning topaz color and seduces with intense aromas of orange peel, honey, and dried fruits. On the palate, it presents itself as velvety and balanced, with refreshing acidity that promotes a harmonious and enveloping taste experience.
Ideal as an aperitif or to accompany regional sweets, Moscatel António Saramago 10 Year Old is an excellent choice for special moments. Add this piece of excellence to your wine collection and enjoy a tradition of flavor that stands the test of time.
Moscatel Bacalhôa Superior 40 Year Old
Discover the Moscatel Bacalhôa Superior 40 Year Old, a true winemaking masterpiece, born from Moscatel de Setúbal grapes from the prestigious Serra da Ursa vineyard, at the foot of the Arrábida mountain range. This exceptional "terroir" is the birthplace of the most renowned fortified wines in DO Setúbal.
After a careful harvest at the end of October 1983 and winemaking that follows the most authentic traditional practices, 40 years later, this unique wine was bottled in a very limited edition of just 200 0.5L bottles. This extraordinary harvest is reserved for equally special future moments.
The aging process of this Moscatel took place in a unique warehouse, under conditions of high natural temperature ranges, favoring an aromatic complexity and incomparable flavors. With an intense amber color, adorned by golden and greenish reflections, it reveals aromas of bitter orange jam, marmalade, tea, dates, fig in syrup, hazelnut and honey.
This Moscatel surprises with its remarkable balance between sweetness, acidity and bitter notes, providing a refreshing and captivating sensation on the palate. With a smooth texture and long finish, this wine is unique. Ideal to be enjoyed at 16-18ºC, at the end of a meal, pairing perfectly with intense cheeses, chocolate and bitter orange desserts, or even with and after coffee.
Moscatel João Pires 10 Years Old
Moscatel João Pires 10 Years Old is a wine of excellence, the result of a meticulous winemaking process. Fermentation is stopped with the addition of neutral spirit, allowing the wine to remain in skin maceration for 5 months. This process gives Moscatel João Pires 10 Years Old an incomparable complexity and richness of flavors. After maceration, the wine is bled and blended with the press wine, followed by aging that varies between 10 and 15 years in used oak barrels. This aging period is fundamental for the development of the characteristic aromas and flavors of Moscatel João Pires 10 Years Old.
When served at the ideal temperature of 16ºC, Moscatel João Pires 10 Years Old is the perfect accompaniment to desserts. Its versatility also allows it to be enjoyed as an aperitif, when served at a temperature of 10ºC.
When tasting Moscatel João Pires 10 Years Old, it is impossible not to be captivated by its rich golden color, which anticipates the complexity of aromas that follow. Notes of orange peel, apricot, nuts, honey and anise combine in an irresistible bouquet. On the palate, Moscatel João Pires 10 Years Old reveals a perfect harmony between the flavors of toast and fruit, in a soft texture that caresses the senses. The finish is extraordinarily long, leaving a lasting and memorable impression.
Moscatel Alambre 10 Years Old Decanter
Moscatel Alambre 10 Years Old Decanter is a wine of excellence, the result of a meticulous winemaking process. Fermentation is stopped with the addition of neutral spirit, allowing the wine to remain in skin maceration for 5 months. This process gives Moscatel Alambre an incomparable complexity and richness of flavors. After maceration, the wine is bled and blended with the press wine, followed by aging that varies between 10 and 15 years in used oak barrels. This aging period is fundamental for the development of the characteristic aromas and flavors of Moscatel Alambre 10 Years Old Decanter .
When served at the ideal temperature of 16ºC, Moscatel Alambre 10 Years Old Decanter is the perfect accompaniment to desserts. Its versatility also allows it to be enjoyed as an aperitif, when served at a temperature of 10ºC.
When tasting the Moscatel Alambre 10 Years Old Decanter, it is impossible not to be captivated by its rich golden color, which anticipates the complexity of aromas that follow. Notes of orange peel, apricot, nuts, honey and anise combine in an irresistible bouquet. On the palate, Moscatel Alambre 10 Years Old Decanter reveals a perfect harmony between the flavors of toast and fruit, in a soft texture that caresses the senses. The finish is extraordinarily long, leaving a lasting and memorable impression.
Moscatel Roxo Horácio Simões Heritage
Moscatel Roxo Horácio Simões Heritage is a true jewel of the Setúbal region, an area with a marked tradition in the production of dessert wines since 1907. Casa Agrícola Horácio Simões, established in 1910, has always stood out for its dedication to innovation and the rescue of precious grape varieties, such as this Moscatel Roxo, once considered extinct in the region, but now reborn as an exceptional nectar.
With a dark topaz color, this Muscat has an intense aroma, where floral and spicy notes stand out, marked by its sublime evolution. On the palate, it is round, extremely soft and fresh, providing an incomparable taste experience. The aftertaste is long and memorable, making this wine the ideal accompaniment to a wide range of desserts, enhancing the flavors when served at the perfect temperature of 18ºC. Moscatel Roxo Horácio Simões Heritage is more than a dessert wine; is a celebration of the history, terroir and passion for viticulture of the Setúbal region.
Moscatel Secret Spot King Very Old
Manual harvest. Fermentation of grapes in a foot-treading mill. Dehydration of skins, subsequently macerated in wine brandy. Post-fermentative maceration of the doughs together with wine brandy. Pressing and later stage in old wood casks. The first Moscatel from the Douro to have this age designation. The wine results from several batches of muscatel, all of which come from our Quinta da Faísca, which have aged in used wooden casks. The youngest of these was 73 years old.
Moscatel Portal Harvest 2007
Maceration in a lagar and closed vat, at a temperature of 20-22ºC. Internship in hull for a minimum period of 7 years. This Moscatel Colheita is aged in old oak casks, in the style of Old Tawnies. With a tawny color, this wine presents aromas of green pears and apples, as well as caramelized without ever losing its elegance.
Moscatel Favaios Commemorative Edition 70 Years
Moscatel 70 Years from Adega Cooperativa de Favaios, created from the best seven harvests since its foundation, one per decade (1964, 1975, 1980, 1999, 2007, 2011 and 2020), is a hymn to the art of blending wines and also to the true muscat of the Douro. The Moscatel Galego variety, unlike the Moscatel de Setúbal, found in the freshness of the altitude (between 550 and 600 meters) and in the fertile soils of the Favaios-Alijó plateau the perfect place to express all its aromatic richness and acidic freshness. Unlike other fortified wines, the great Muscat wines, the most durable, are often born from grapes tending to be green rather than ripe. A sublimation of some fresh lychee, dried fruit, candied orange, honey, glycerine, spices and life-giving acidity. All in a harmonious dose, far from the syrupy muscat profile, too sweet and concentrated, and the thin and uncomplex muscat type. It's so good that, even when the glass is emptied, there's a delicious perfume left that makes you want to sip.
