In homage to the Ferreirinha, the Dona Antónia range has now been modernised and strengthened with the addition of a Reserva Branco alongside the existing Reserva Tawny. There have always been white grapes planted in the Douro Valley. In former times, they were used to make wine with minimal character destined to be blended with red wines, lightening them in both colour and body. Today, our object

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Porto Ferreira Dona Antonia 75 Cl

Name: Porto Ferreira Dona Antonia 75 Cl
Brand: Casa Ferreirinha
SKU: 3041023
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CASA FERREIRINHA

Casa Ferreirinha is by excellence the Douro brand. For centuries they have been making unique wines, full of nobility and tradition. Wherever a Ferreirinha House is opened it is possible to enjoy the secret of a genuine and reliable wine.

Wines like this are not made by chance. Such a history does not go away or distort itself. Wine is time. Centuries to learn. Decades to grow old. The eternity to never forget.

Producer

Casa Ferreirinha

Producer

Casa Ferreirinha

Country

Portugal

Region

Douro

Winemaker

Luis Sottomayor

Alcohol Content (%)

Capacity

0.75 L

Grape

Malvasia Fina, Viosinho, Rabigato, Códega, Arinto

Capacity

0.75 L

Region

Douro

Alcohol Content (%)

Country

Portugal

Winemaker

Luis Sottomayor

Grape

Malvasia Fina, Viosinho, Rabigato, Códega, Arinto

Golden yellow in colour. It has an intense aroma, with notes of bitter marmalade, a floral quality, exotic wood and dried fruits and nuts, with a light, peppery and curry-like spice. The wood ageing adds nobility, complexity and the required richness.

Porto Ferreira Dona Antónia Reserva Branco is good with soufflés, pâtés and deserts.

In homage to "the Ferreirinha", the Dona Antónia range has now been modernised and strengthened with the addition of a Reserva Branco alongside the existing Reserva Tawny. There have always been white grapes planted in the Douro Valley. In former times, they were used to make wine with minimal character destined to be blended with red wines, lightening them in both colour and body. Today, our objectives are quite different. The winemaking team, led by Luís Sottomayor, specifically seeks out Upper Douro grapes worthy of reserve status to make the new Dona Antónia Reserva Branco, with the kind of acidity and structure that will ensure good ageing potential. 'The Ferreirinha' herself was something of a pioneer in the Upper Douro, and record books of 1852 show that, as early as the mid-19th century, Dona Antónia was producing white wines that were the predecessors of this new white Porto Ferreira.