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Red Wine
Pai Horácio
Grand Reserve 2021, 75cl
Douro DOC

47,49
approx. £39.19

 15%

 2023-2030

 Serve at 15º

 

O Produtor, tasting note published in January 27th 2023

Garnet color with great depth. The aroma shows the exuberance of ripe fruit and notes of fresh hay, wet earth, vanilla and spices. In the mouth, it surprises by its strength, velvety texture and rich aroma, in an attractive and modern set.

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Pai Horácio

Concept: A blend of the best varietal wines from each harvest to honor the company’s founder.

Vineyard Altitude: 160 to 650 m.

Soil: Schist and Schist/Granite.

Vinification: The process is minimalist, using granite lagares with mechanical foot treading. After fermentation, which included about one week of maceration, the wine was transferred to stainless steel tanks, where it naturally clarified. Following malolactic fermentation, it was moved to oak barrels for aging, which lasted around twelve months.

Serving Recommendations: Serve at 15ºC, decantation recommended. Given its characteristics, it is perfect for celebratory occasions and to enhance oven-roasted dishes.

Allergens information

Contains sulphites.

SKU: 104657

Vinilourenço

VINILOURENÇO has its headquarters in the Upper Douro, in the village of Poço do Canto, near the city of Meda. It was created with the mission of transforming and boosting the production of the vines that began to be planted in the 80’s by Horácio Lourenço, after his return from Angola. His passion for wine led him to develop his heritage. The concept of “Quinta” does not apply to the 45 existing Hectares due to their different locations, Poço do Canto, Vale da Teja and Pocinho. The disadvantage of the higher cost of production is balanced by the greater diversity allowing to take full advantage of all the properties with altitudes ranging from 180m to 700m. The soils are Schist in the lower areas and Schist/Granite in the higher areas. The differences in climate, location, altitude and soil, combined with the same grape varieties planted in different territories, allow the creation of distinct wines avoiding the common standardization. From 2006 Jorge Lourenço creates VINILOURE with the precious help of his father Horácio Lourenço.