Rosé Wine

Quinta dos Poços

2023, 75cl

Douro DOC

Quinta dos Poços

The harvest is done by hand and the grapes are transported to the winery in small boxes. This is followed by total destemming, crushing, and pressing with decantation in stainless steel at cold temperatures. The completely clean must is then transferred to another stainless steel tank where it ferments at a controlled temperature around 15ºC until all the sugars are exhausted. Once the alcoholic fermentation is finished, the wine remains in stainless steel until preparation for bottling, where it undergoes only a slight fining with mineral agents and then careful filtration before filling the bottles in order to preserve all its aromatic potential. Product with natural stabilization.

Bottled in May 2024.

Wine to be drunk young. As a simple aperitif or to accompany dishes such as grilled fish, sushi, or light appetizers, and even white meat. Serve at 6 to 8ºC.

Bottles should be stored horizontally in a place protected from light, clean, airy, with normal conditions of mild temperature and constant humidity.

Allergens information

Contains sulphites.

Quinta dos Poços

Ancestral roots in the Minho and Douro Vinhateiro regions gave us the idea, when possible, to move to one of these regions, which happened in 1986. Since then, we have experienced a period of growth in the field, new plantings, modernisation of grape cultivation and must making, construction of a new winery, in short, the creation of wines of excellence. It seems obvious that this is a common and very frequent path. But in our case, it is characterised by simplicity, a sense of mission and a desire to produce well. The feeling we have is that we are doing it and that it is worth continuing, and with the help of many people we have confidence in the future. We are convinced that there are people who have the intelligence, the good taste and above all the heart to understand this work and this passion. Quinta dos Poços is located in the World Heritage area of the Douro region, in the Baixo Corgo area, in the village of Valdigem, municipality of Lamego. It is one of the oldest in the region, and the main house is a typical 18th century rural manor house. It was here that the French troops of Brigadier General Loison, the “one-armed man”, were stationed during Napoleon’s first invasion in 1808.

Address

Sociedade Agrícola José Mesquita Guimarães, Lda.
Quinta dos Poços
Rua dos Poços, n.º 1462
5100-835 Valdigem
Tel.: +351 969 313 806