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The “Caminhante”(walker) symbolizes the various paths that we can follow in the vineyards and in the cellar in search of our wines. It stands for the more experimental side of wine production and the discovery of different things. It reminds us that walking the path is as or more important than the destination. In 2019 we followed a path that led us to recover something that has always been done in the Dão region: the blend of white and red grapes
Caminhante Red Wine Nose announcing a lot of freshness with notes of fresh cherry, violets and spices. Always with plenty of vegetal and mineral hints giving tension. In the mouth it enters with excellent texture and fruit intensity, the tannins are very present but very fine and the acidity transports the wine until the tense, long and elegant after taste.
The “Caminhante”(walker) symbolizes the various paths that we can follow in the vineyards and in the cellar in search of our wines. It stands for the more experimental side of wine production and the discovery of different things. It reminds us that walking the path is as or more important than the destination. In 2019 we followed a path that led us to recover something that has always been done in the Dão region: the blend of white and red grapes