O Produtor, tasting note published in May 12th 2023
COLOUR:
Lemon Yellow
AROMA:
Rich and intense with floral notes, combined with a complexity of citrus fruit, stone fruit and tropical fruit, complemented by subtle oak barrel notes.
complemented by subtle notes of oak barrels.
NOSE:
A wine of great complexity, in which all its structure and creaminess are supported by a very present
acidity and minerality, allowing for a very long and persistent finish.
With the characteristic audacity of Quinta do Pinto, this wine was created from the best Viognier and Chardonnay. The wait for the right time to harvest these grapes was rewarded by obtaining a harmonious wine that is rich, automatically complex and with an elegant, textured palate.
VINIFICATION:
Night harvest of both grape varieties. Viognier with partial destemming followed by cold maceration for 4 hours and pressing. Chardonnay with total destemming followed by direct pressing. The musts are clarified by cold decanting for 48 hours. Fermentation at a controlled temperature of 15-16º C with indigenous yeasts, in which 50% of the blend was aged in cement tanks and the remaining 50% in 225 litre 1st and 2nd year French oak barrels. Ageing on fine lees and periodic battonage for 13 months.
ANALYTICAL DATA:
Total acidity: 5.1 g/l | Volatile acidity: 0.46 g/l | PH: 3.31 Total sugar: 0.7 g/l | Total sulphur dioxide: 73mg/
Allergens information
Contains sulphites.
SKU: 106281
Quinta do Pinto
Situated at Merceana, in the heart of the Lisbon Wine Region, Quinta do Anjo extends over 250 acres, surrounding a 17thC manor house adjacent to a cellar of traditional outline. More than half of the property has already been planted with vineyards, accommodating the nearly two dozen varieties that provide the basis for the ‘business cards’ of the house – the wines ‘Vinhas do Lasso’, ‘Terras do Anjo’, ‘Qta do Pinto’ and ‘Quinta do Pinto – Grande Escolha’. In the remaining area, preference will be given to Portuguese varieties. Legend has it that the wine produced here two centuries ago, being so outstanding in the region, was worth more Pintos, the gold coin in circulation during the reign of John V. The property’s wine still became famous in European courts. In addition, a Mr. Pinto was once a charismatic foreman of the property, well versed in viticulture and enology and, since then, the estate has been referred in the region as ‘the Pinto’. A happy coincidence, Pinto is also the last surname of the present owners. ‘Quinta do Pinto’ thus became the name of our wine project and also of one of the wines we proudly produce. To produce wine of recognized superior quality, that will be the maximum expression of the region – this is the motivation of the Cardoso Pinto Family in this project.
Address
Quinta do Anjo, Aldeia Galega da Merceana 2580 – 081 Alenquer Lisboa, Portugal
