Salão Frio (or Cold Room) is a village in the middle of the hills of São Mamede in Alto Alentejo, Portalegre. Soils here are a mix of clay and granite, and the high altitude makes the region a little colder than the rest of Alentejo. This wine is made of a field blend of old vines of Aragonez,...
The wine is a field blend of the following grapes: Perola, Arinto, Rabo Ovelha, Alicante Branco and Tamarez all grown on a mixture of granite and clay soils. It comes from the village of Reguengo in Portalegre, a sub-section of Alentejo. Grapes are direct pressed, fermented in stainless steel and ...
Malvasia from the Atlantic Coast, west of Lisbon. Younger vines averaging ten years-old, from clay-limestone soils. Manually pressed and fermented with the lees. 50% of the wine rests in used barrel, and fifty per cent in stainless steel. Bottled without filtration.
Castelão from the Atlantic Coast, west of Lisbon. Vine age averages 25 years old, grown on clay-limestone soils. Fermented 50% whole-cluster and macerated in stainless for five days.
