This was the first wine produced by Esporão in 1985. Classic wine style made from estate grown grapes that show the consistency and the rich, ripe character whi

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White Wine Esporão Reserva 2017 75 Cl

This was the first wine produced by Esporão in 1985. Classic wine style made from estate grown grapes that show the consistency and the rich, ripe character which is typical of the best Alentejo wines.

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Capacity

0.75 L

Region

Alentejo

Producer

Esporão

Grape

Antão Vaz; Arinto; Roupeiro

Alcohol Content (%)

Country

Portugal

Winemaker

David Baverstock

Producer

Esporão

Country

Portugal

Region

Alentejo

Grape

Antão Vaz; Arinto; Roupeiro

Winemaker

David Baverstock

Alcohol Content (%)

Capacity

0.75 L

With a crystalline aspect, straw color with greenish reflections, this wine presents notes of yellow fruit, grapefruit and lemon, with notes of spices and a light toast that accentuates the aromatic freshness. In the mouth it is creamy, with structure and volume. It is balanced and filled by the fruit, with long and intense finish.

HERDADE DO ESPIRÃO - 750 YEARS OF HISTORY

The story begins in 1267, when the geographical boundaries of the Homestead of the Esporão (initially Defense of the Esporão) were defined and until today they remain practically unchanged. Soeiro Rodrigues, judge of the city of Évora, was one of the first owners, followed by the master of Santiago Rodrigues de Vasconcelos, Morgado D. Álvaro Mendes de Vasconcelos and the counts of Alcáçovas.
During this time, in the center of the Herdade do Esporão, three historical monuments were erected: the Tower of the Esporão, the Arch of the Esporão and the Hermitage of Nossa Senhora dos Remédios, the latter linked to an intense and devout popular cult in the region. The tower of the Esporão, symbol of affirmation in the society and exhibition of military power, is one of the most important towers in the illustration of the transition from the medieval age to the modern age in Portugal.