Love at first drop. A low-intervention white that takes it slow and easy on your tongue, teasing you along a gentle forest path dappled with sunlight. It’s fresh and crisp and floral.
What The Sommelier Says
Golden yellow colour, expressive nose with white fruit and some tropical fruits. Deep, mineral and clay – in the mouth it presents with good acidity, a smooth attack and a balanced flavour profile. Overall dry and gastronomic.
Pairs well with…
…white meats, cold salads, baked or grilled fish, pasta, risotto and cheese.
Body
40
Acidity
80
Sweetness
10
Tannin
-1.9
About The Winemakers
Manuel Costa Vargas, born in the region between Cuba and Alvito in Alentejo, is a prominent name in wine production. Raised in a family with a deep connection to the land, he inherited his passion for low-intervention viticulture and cattle breeding from his father. The Vargas family tradition is marked by excellence and innovation, reflected in their wines, which are known for their complexity, balance, and authentic regional character.
With an innovative approach and an unwavering commitment to quality, Manuel has played a key role in elevating the reputation of Alentejo wines. His dedication and respect for his family’s tradition have not only preserved the Vargas legacy but have also helped establish the region as a benchmark in wine production.
About The Winemakers
Manuel Costa Vargas, born in the region between Cuba and Alvito in Alentejo, is a prominent name in wine production. Raised in a family with a deep connection to the land, he inherited his passion for low-intervention viticulture and cattle breeding from his father. The Vargas family tradition is marked by excellence and innovation, reflected in their wines, which are known for their complexity, balance, and authentic regional character.
With an innovative approach and an unwavering commitment to quality, Manuel has played a key role in elevating the reputation of Alentejo wines. His dedication and respect for his family’s tradition have not only preserved the Vargas legacy but have also helped establish the region as a benchmark in wine production.
Region: Alentejo
Region: Alentejo
The Alentejo covers a large area and is characterized by its hot, dry summers and mild winters. The vineyards are planted on rolling hills and plains, and the soils are predominantly made up of granite, schist and limestone. Its wines are known for their full-bodied flavors and rich, earthy tones.
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