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Ribeiro Santo, “Automático” Tinto

2021, Dão 75CL

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Alfrocheiro, Tinta Roriz, Touriga Nacional

Tinto

13,5%

16-18º

2025-2033

What The Fellas Say

Hand harvested off 40 year old vines, this low-intervention red is a guitar by the campfire, a good book on a rainy afternoon, or a long meal at a Paris café filled with Gauloise smoke and existentialism – it’s alive and rustic and a little complicated.

What The Sommelier Says

Medium ruby color. Aroma of red fruits combined with hints of peppery spice. A fresh and young wine, true to the region, with structure and exuberant finish. This wine is quite versatile and rustic from the absence of oak with the fresh fruit and the wonderful acidity from the terroir.

Pairs well with…

…a seculant roast meat rubbed in dried herbs, a simple mushroom risotto or some mild cheeses.

About The Winemakers

A Magnum Vinhos is located in Oliveira do Conde, in the heart of the Lusitânia winery, between the Mondego and Dão rivers, it is here that the most adventurous vineyards that the country knows and it was also here that Carlos Rodrigues and Carlos Lucas began the extraordinary adventure of a life dedicated to them vinhas. First at the project of the old age of Dão. Writing wine stories, working among the vines, breeding and mastering to produce the most extraordinary wines, concentrating aromas and lives between carafes, growing and learning with each vindima. In two decades, between Portugal and Brazil, these winemakers knew how to innovate. History does not turn off and memory is preserved. That came together in 2011, when it was created at Magnum Carlos Lucas Wines with roots in Ribeiro Santo, ancient property that guarded the most ancient vinhas do Dão. Protected by the cumeada of the Serra da Estrela, a fantastic imaginary that the geography traced and that increased, at the end of this immense value, or Caramulo. São esses cumes that inspire us and leaf the Ribeiro Santo is an immense grandmother who preserves the finest secrets that the wine can tell. But the company aims to discover geography, expand curiosity and breed other wines. Climbing up to the Douro I extend my portfolio like Baton, I descend to the Alentejo plain and catch up with Maria Mora. Thirty hectares in Dão, 60 in Alentejo and 10 in Douro. In the Dão region we have Quinta do Ribeiro Santo, in Carregal do Sal. Further to the north, in the Douro region or Casal de Loivos, where the Batom and Tom de Batom wines are made. Alentejo, in Talhas, in the municipality of Mora, we produce the Maria Mora and Flor de Maio wines. Irreverent, but with roots founded in an agriculture that respects the terroir and the Portuguese castes.

About The Winemakers

A Magnum Vinhos is located in Oliveira do Conde, in the heart of the Lusitânia winery, between the Mondego and Dão rivers, it is here that the most adventurous vineyards that the country knows and it was also here that Carlos Rodrigues and Carlos Lucas began the extraordinary adventure of a life dedicated to them vinhas. First at the project of the old age of Dão. Writing wine stories, working among the vines, breeding and mastering to produce the most extraordinary wines, concentrating aromas and lives between carafes, growing and learning with each vindima. In two decades, between Portugal and Brazil, these winemakers knew how to innovate. History does not turn off and memory is preserved. That came together in 2011, when it was created at Magnum Carlos Lucas Wines with roots in Ribeiro Santo, ancient property that guarded the most ancient vinhas do Dão. Protected by the cumeada of the Serra da Estrela, a fantastic imaginary that the geography traced and that increased, at the end of this immense value, or Caramulo. São esses cumes that inspire us and leaf the Ribeiro Santo is an immense grandmother who preserves the finest secrets that the wine can tell. But the company aims to discover geography, expand curiosity and breed other wines. Climbing up to the Douro I extend my portfolio like Baton, I descend to the Alentejo plain and catch up with Maria Mora. Thirty hectares in Dão, 60 in Alentejo and 10 in Douro. In the Dão region we have Quinta do Ribeiro Santo, in Carregal do Sal. Further to the north, in the Douro region or Casal de Loivos, where the Batom and Tom de Batom wines are made. Alentejo, in Talhas, in the municipality of Mora, we produce the Maria Mora and Flor de Maio wines. Irreverent, but with roots founded in an agriculture that respects the terroir and the Portuguese castes.

Region: Dão

Region: Dão

The Dão region, in the center of Portugal, is known for elegant, complex and full-bodied wines, with exceptional acidity and aging potential. The region’s vineyards are planted on granite hillsides, and the soil is predominantly sandy and well-drained.

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