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Casa Ferreirinha, "Vinha Grande" , Douro Tinto, 2023

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Casa Ferreirinha, "Vinha Grande" , Douro Tinto, 2023

Intense, Fresh & Mineral Douro Tinto

Ruby in colour, this wine opens with an intense nose of raspberry, blackberry, cedar and subtle hints of tobacco. The palate delivers a refreshing acidity with further notes of fresh red fruit that are continued throughout the long finish.

  • Blend of 36% Touriga Franca, 33% Touriga Nacional, 25% Tinta Roriz, 6% Tinta Barroca    
  • Aged in used French oak barrels for 12 months.
  • pH: 3.7
Cellaring:  Drink now to 2029
Food Pairing:  Perfect with slow-roasted lamb with rosemary, grilled beef, or a traditional Portuguese duck rice with smoky chorizo provide the necessary fat and savory intensity to balance the deep dark fruit and schist minerality of the wine. Also really good with wild mushroom risotto or aged hard cheeses like Manchego and Queijo da Serr | 🌡️ Serve at a temperature around 16°C and 18°C


STORY BEHIND THE LABEL 

The vinification process occurred at the advanced Quinta do Seixo winery in Cima Corgo and Quinta da Leda in the Douro Superior. Following destemming and a gentle crushing, the grapes were moved to stainless steel tanks for alcoholic fermentation. Throughout this stage, the fruit underwent a careful maceration at regulated temperatures to achieve the perfect level of extraction. The wine was then matured for 12 months in seasoned French oak barrels to refine its character.

Casa Ferreirinha represents the pinnacle of Portuguese winemaking, rooted in the 19th-century work of the legendary Dona Antónia Adelaide Ferreira. Affectionately known by locals as "Ferreirinha," she was a visionary who not only expanded the estate's terraced vineyards but also transformed the Douro region by investing in schools and hospitals for her community. This legacy of excellence continues today under the stewardship of the Sogrape Vinhos family, who maintain the estate’s deep connection to the land and its people.

The estate benefits from the rugged schist soils and mountain-protected climate of the UNESCO-listed Douro Valley, a terroir that produces wines with unmatched aging potential. By combining this exceptional environment with centuries of know-how, Casa Ferreirinha remains defined by a deep respect for its heritage.

 

Browse our Casa Ferreirinha Collection
$28.90
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Intense, Fresh & Mineral Douro Tinto

Ruby in colour, this wine opens with an intense nose of raspberry, blackberry, cedar and subtle hints of tobacco. The palate delivers a refreshing acidity with further notes of fresh red fruit that are continued throughout the long finish.

  • Blend of 36% Touriga Franca, 33% Touriga Nacional, 25% Tinta Roriz, 6% Tinta Barroca    
  • Aged in used French oak barrels for 12 months.
  • pH: 3.7
Cellaring:  Drink now to 2029
Food Pairing:  Perfect with slow-roasted lamb with rosemary, grilled beef, or a traditional Portuguese duck rice with smoky chorizo provide the necessary fat and savory intensity to balance the deep dark fruit and schist minerality of the wine. Also really good with wild mushroom risotto or aged hard cheeses like Manchego and Queijo da Serr | 🌡️ Serve at a temperature around 16°C and 18°C


STORY BEHIND THE LABEL 

The vinification process occurred at the advanced Quinta do Seixo winery in Cima Corgo and Quinta da Leda in the Douro Superior. Following destemming and a gentle crushing, the grapes were moved to stainless steel tanks for alcoholic fermentation. Throughout this stage, the fruit underwent a careful maceration at regulated temperatures to achieve the perfect level of extraction. The wine was then matured for 12 months in seasoned French oak barrels to refine its character.

Casa Ferreirinha represents the pinnacle of Portuguese winemaking, rooted in the 19th-century work of the legendary Dona Antónia Adelaide Ferreira. Affectionately known by locals as "Ferreirinha," she was a visionary who not only expanded the estate's terraced vineyards but also transformed the Douro region by investing in schools and hospitals for her community. This legacy of excellence continues today under the stewardship of the Sogrape Vinhos family, who maintain the estate’s deep connection to the land and its people.

The estate benefits from the rugged schist soils and mountain-protected climate of the UNESCO-listed Douro Valley, a terroir that produces wines with unmatched aging potential. By combining this exceptional environment with centuries of know-how, Casa Ferreirinha remains defined by a deep respect for its heritage.

 

Browse our Casa Ferreirinha Collection