100% Castelão. The grapes here also come from Montejunto, north of Lisbon, and undergo a light maceration, with only three days on the skins, and are fermented on whole clusters. The wine rests for 11 months. This is a "junior Castelão", lighter and fresher than most wines made of this grape,...

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.

65% Arinto (the ultimate Atlantic Portuguese grape, yielding mineral wines with bright acidity) and 35% Fernao Pires (a workhorse variety found in many regions of Portugal). The fruit came from a single-vineyard planted in the 90’s. The grapes are de-stemmed and left to macerate for four days, with...