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White Wine Bairrada Marques Marialva Bical Reserva 75 Cl

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ADEGA DE CANTANHEDE

Founded in 1954 by a group of 100 winegrowers, Adega de Cantanhede currently has 500 active associated winegrowers and an annual production of 6 to 7 million kilos of grapes, making it the main producer in the Demarcated Region of Bairrada, representing around 40% of the region's global production. Today it certifies around 80% of its production, being the outstanding leader in sales of DOC Bairrada DOC and Beira Atlântico IGP wines.

Producer

Adega de Cantanhede

Producer

Adega de Cantanhede

Country

Portugal

Region

Bairrada

Grape

Bical

Alcohol Content (%)

13.5

Capacity

0.75 L

Capacity

0.75 L

Region

Bairrada

Grape

Bical

Alcohol Content (%)

13.5

Country

Portugal

With a crystalline appearance, defined citrus color, with a predominant aroma of floral notes, it presents fruity nuances, dried fruits and toasted cereal. Fresh, elegant, harmonious taste and distinct persistence.

GASTRONOMY

It goes well with delicacies from Mediterranean cuisine based on fish, white meat, light charcuterie and soft cheeses. It should be consumed at a temperature of 8ºC.

The Marquês de Marialva brand is the hat brand for DOC Bairrada wines and sparkling wines from Adega de Cantanhede. It was born as a tribute to a man from Cantanhede, D. António Luís de Meneses, commander of Portuguese troops in the important battles of the War of Restoration, Montes Claros and Linhas de Elvas, which were used to regain Portugal's independence from the Spanish kingdom. In recognition of his glorious achievements, King D. Afonso VI awarded him the title of Marquis of Marialva, which he accumulated with that of the 3rd Count of Cantanhede. This simple tribute from Adega de Cantanhede aims to offer the best we know how to do, the bravery of this Cantanhedense to whom we owe the independence of Portugal.