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Wine
3 Must know tips for buying good wines
1° The Occasion/ Meal
The choice of a wine should always be based on the occasion when it will be served (a party, meeting, a dinner). Each occasion calls for a different wine. Those recommended for drinking on a hot day by the pool, for example, may not be the same suggested for a business Dinner. White, rosé and sparkling wines are very much associated with summer and celebrations. The reds widely consumed on cooler days and accompanied by heavier meals and desserts. If you intend to choose wine based on a dish, see the basic concepts of matching wine and food.
2° Register the Wines you Like
Whether photographing or taking notes on a notebook, it is worth keeping a record of the wines you drink and like most - and also those you have tasted and disliked. There are thousands of labels. (know how to read them) and the image helps a lot to remember the wine you enjoyed so much at that dinner. if you are still not sure what the wine is, ask a professional for help, this record will help you to quickly understand what you like to advise you better.
3° Get to know the main Grapes Varieties
When you drink a wine that you like, try to identify the grapes that makes that wine. So when you next choose a wine you can look for the blend that you like most. Portugal has at least 250 indigenous varieties, more than any other country and these are what make the wines so wonderfully different and interesting.
In the fields of Campo Maior, the vines grow, giving rise to wines with a fresh and showy character. It was in this undulating back of Alentejo where Arch. Siza Vieira brought the unmistakable trace of this winery. So the landscape is designed, so the wines that make this Adega Mayor are designed. Removed without crushing, fermentation in stainless steel deposits at 25ºC and daily return. Malolactic fermentation in new French oak barrels, where the wine remained for 18 months. Aged for 12 months in bottle before going to the market.
£27.49
In the fields of Campo Maior, the vines grow, giving rise to wines with a fresh and showy character. It was in this undulating back of Alentejo where Arch. Siza Vieira brought the unmistakable trace of this winery. So the landscape is designed, so the wines that make this Adega Mayor are designed. Removed without crushing, fermentation in stainless steel deposits at 25ºC and daily return. Malolactic fermentation in new French oak barrels, where the wine remained for 18 months. Aged for 12 months in bottle before going to the market.
£21.99
Partial aging in French oak barrels for 6 months, continuing for another 10 months in the bottle before release.
£5.62 £7.50
Riba freixo Selection white wine from Vidigueira Portugal. Wine aged in bottle for 3 months.
£5.62 £7.50
The Box M. J. Freitas Aromatic rosé from Ermelinda Freitas house wine is fresh and soft from setúbal wine Region. A rosé wine to drink in the summer
£27.99
Casal Garcia Sangria is the perfect refreshing drink for moments of happiness and relax with friends and family.
£7.49
With citrus hints of orange and lemon and a touch of tropical fruits, from the Sangrias Casal Garcia, this one is a light choice to freshen the hottest moments.
£7.49
It has a red-ruby hue and ripe red fruit aromas. Should be stored in a dry and cool place. Serve between 15ºC-17ºC.
£5.24 £6.99
The bottle should be kept in a dry and cool place, sheltered from light. Serve between 8°C-10°C.
£5.24 £6.99
A ripe and juicy wine with fine acidity and rich tannins, this shows density and a strong mineral texture that is full of dark spice from wood aging.
£11.49
Vale da Calada Red Wine by Herdade da Calada, produced in the Alentejo region with Aragonez, Trincadeira and Syrah grape varieties
£7.12 £9.49
Colour pale rose. Fresh and crispy. Cherries and strawberry flavour in the nose with a mouth watering juicy finish on the palate. Ideal company for hot summer days.
£6.74 £8.99
Handpicked grapes. Primary treatment by natural sedimentation. Temperature controlled fermentation in stainless steel tanks. One month full yeast contact.
£6.74 £8.99
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