Trinca Bolotas
Roaming freely in the montados, where it preferably feeds on acorns, the Alentejo pig, a native Portuguese species, is the only survivor among pasture pigs in Europe. The way it shapes the landscape and preserves the Mediterranean forest of the region makes it a heritage of Alentejo. It is also a gastronomic treasure and an invitation to pleasure. By associating it with this wine, we bring together at the table two major symbols of Alentejo.
Trinca Bolotas, with its soft tannins and enormous balance, pairs well with light dishes such as poultry and pasta, progressing to cured sausages, hams, and more elaborate meat dishes.
The viticultural year was ideal for the balanced growth of the vine, good phenolic ripening, and preservation of acidity, allowing the production of grapes of very good quality.
Winemaking: Grapes were harvested at their optimal point of phenolic/aromatic ripeness. After destemming and crushing, there was a pre-fermentative maceration of 3 to 4 days, increasing aromatic and polyphenolic complexity. This was followed by fermentation at 26°C with gentle pump-overs preserving the fruit and extracting important tannins for the final balance. After malolactic fermentation, the wines aged for 6 months in stainless steel. A slight fining and filtration were carried out before bottling.
Winemaker: Luís Cabral de Almeida.
It is a wine that can be consumed now; however, if you wish to keep it for several years, you should do so in a cool place, preferably away from light, with the bottle always lying down.
Allergens information
Contains sulphites.
SKU: 100615