Lagoa
Fermentation at controlled temperature for 10 days. Ageing for 15 days in tank filled with pulp. Malolactic fermentation with wood substitutes. Ageing in bottle for 6 months.
Allergens information
Contains sulphites.
SKU: 106317
9,49€
approx. £7.87
O Produtor, tasting note published in May 15th 2019
Grenade colour, clean and balanced, with soft and enveloping tannins, good freshness and fruit flavours. Distinctive aroma, with predominant notes of ripe red fruits, touch of jelly of the same, dry vegetable and toasted. Wood well integrated and the wine finishes long and harmonious.
Fermentation at controlled temperature for 10 days. Ageing for 15 days in tank filled with pulp. Malolactic fermentation with wood substitutes. Ageing in bottle for 6 months.
Contains sulphites.
SKU: 106317
The Algarve wine region was demarcated in 1980 in the area corresponding to the total boundaries of the region itself. The history of the organisation of Algarve wines has its starting point with the then called Algarve Regional Winegrowing Commission (Comissão Vitivinícola Regional Algarvia), which began its activity in 1994, in a complex process in which the newly constituted farms and entities were faced with a severely unprotected sector that was being abandoned.
At the time, only the wines entitled to the Denomination of Controlled Origin of Lagos Portimão, Lagoa and Tavira were certified. Alongside this situation, the Adegas Cooperativas in the Algarve also experienced economic and financial difficulties which culminated in the closure of Adega Cooperativa de Tavira (1992) and Adega Cooperativa de Portimão (1997). Later on, the Adega Cooperativa de Lagos and the Adega Cooperativa de Lagoa merged, giving rise to ÚNICA – Adega Cooperativa do Algarve.
From 1998 onwards, the Commission set about improving and rejuvenating the winegrowing structures in the region, which led to the renovation of around 400 hectares of vineyards throughout the Algarve by 2005.
Estrada Nacional 125 – Bemparece
8400-901 Lagoa