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Ribeiro Santo, Rabo de Ovelha

14,47 

*Member Price: € 13,02

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Rabo de Ovelha

White Wine

13,5%

10-12º

2023-2030

What The Fellas Say

Sheep’s tail. It doesn’t exactly make you think about wine, or vineyards or fine dining. But take a sip of this delightfully crisp, complex and gastronomic white wine and, we assure you, your mind’s little tail will be blown. It’s a “Fellas Fave” for a reason

What The Sommelier Says

Delicate, crystal-green in colour, with an elegant, balsamicy nose with hints of wild berries and tobacco. Excellent body and structure on the palate, with a distinct minerality and bright acidity for a well-rounded but light finish

Pairs well with…

…a delicate white fish, grilled shrimp or lobster tail, a spicy ceviche, chicken picatta or tender pork loin.

About The Winemakers

Ribeiro Santo is the flagship brand of Carlos Lucas’s Magnum Vinhos, founded in 2011 and located in Oliveira do Conde between the Mondego and Dão rivers. Lucas has more than 35 years’ experience in winemaking, creating innovative award-winning wines with an ever-expanding portfolio. In 2008 he was awarded “Best Winemaker” by the magazine Revista dos Vinhos, and in 2014, Magnum Vinhos, with its sustainable growth strategy and respect for the land, was awarded “The Best Farmer” by the Ministry of Agriculture.

About The Winemakers

Ribeiro Santo is the flagship brand of Carlos Lucas’s Magnum Vinhos, founded in 2011 and located in Oliveira do Conde between the Mondego and Dão rivers. Lucas has more than 35 years’ experience in winemaking, creating innovative award-winning wines with an ever-expanding portfolio. In 2008 he was awarded “Best Winemaker” by the magazine Revista dos Vinhos, and in 2014, Magnum Vinhos, with its sustainable growth strategy and respect for the land, was awarded “The Best Farmer” by the Ministry of Agriculture.

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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