Cabriz Edição Especial Red

Discover the charm of Rede Reserva White, a wine with a fruity and fresh aroma that celebrates citrus notes such as lemon and tangerine, complemented by subtle touches of tropical fruits such as mango and banana, all wrapped in a light smoky essence. Its citrine color with greenish tones reveals its unique quality. This wine undergoes a partial aging in wood and a few months in the bottle to enhance its distinctive character. The production process includes total stemming, gentle pneumatic pressing in an inert atmosphere and alcoholic fermentation at 15ºC, resulting in a full and creamy texture, but at the same time light and fresh, making it irresistibly attractive. Perfect as an aperitif or to pair with dishes such as seafood rice, smoked fish, fatty or baked fish, grilled white meats and goat cheese, Rede Reserva White elevates any gastronomic experience. Try it and let yourself be enveloped by the excellence of this wine.

Total destemming, fermentation with moderate temperature control and daily reruns, Post-fermentative maceration. Stacked in oak barrels for 14 months. Wine not filtered or stabilized by cold. You can create a deposit. Vigorous with good intensity and complexity where stand out the very mature black wild fruits, slight floral notes and a touch of spices and vanilla. Contains Sulfites.

Sharing moments, ideas and experiences with other winemakers or people related to wine is something that Susana Esteban always liked and encouraged. And for this reason he decided to create the Sidecar brand. Every year the producer and winemaker will challenge a friend to make a wine in his cellar in Mora. They will decide how to interpret the fantastic vineyards of the region and as the project's mentor says, they will be driving the bike! For the second edition of the Sidecar invited two friends, the oenologist Filipa Pato and the sommelier William Wouters. An interesting trio, and that above all, makes sense! It decided to join a field blend of traditional varieties of Serra de São Mamede, a cooler and higher altitude zone of the Alentejo, with a Berry of a century-old vineyard of Bairrada, zone influenced by the Atlantic. The wines fermented and stamped both in amphora. Contains Sulfites.