Field blend in Alentejo

Dry

A red field-blend from a Serra de São Mamede vineyard, aged in French oak by Susana Esteban.

Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity

Made from old, rarely bottled Alentejo varieties (castas antigas) with skin contact in clay, giving an orange-wine texture unusual for the region.

Dry · Medium-bodied · Medium tannin · High acidity

A minimal-intervention red from century-old bush vines on the Serra de São Mamede slopes, farmed organically and biodynamically without synthetic chemicals.

Dry · Medium-bodied · High acidity

A minimal-intervention white made from ancestral Alentejo varieties Arinto, Perrum and Folgazão, with brief skin contact for texture.

Dry · Medium-bodied · Medium acidity

A palhete (co-fermented red-and-white field blend) made only in select years from the Honrado family's old vineyard parcels, aged mostly in clay talha with a short finish in used French oak.

Dry · Full-bodied · Firm tannin · Medium acidity

An old-vines selection from the Marquês de Borba range, sourced from parcels of low-yielding, decades-old field-blend vines for extra concentration.

Dry · Full-bodied · Medium tannin · Medium acidity

Named for the Brazilian emigrants (Paulistas) who returned to build grand houses near Évora, this field-blend red draws on rare Alentejo varieties including Grand Noir.