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2021 Casal da Coelheira Reserva Branco white wine bottle from Tejo, Portugal

Casal Da Coelheria Estate Vineyards

2021 Casal da Coelheira Reserva Branco (white), Vinho Regional Tejo, Portugal

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Let it breathe 15-30 min. Intense, creamy, jelly with citrus, some vanilla, orange peel, spices. Good volume in the mouth, well integrated acidity, intense and elegant finish, with subtle notes of oak. Great potential to age now through 2030.

Chardonnay and Arinto varietal blend.

Casal da Coelheira is a family owned estate alongside the great Tagus River (Rio Tejo in Portuguese), just one hour from Lisbon.  

The estate has been family-operated for generations, with a strong female presence in viticulture and winemaking, ensuring a continued legacy of quality.Nuno and Margarida Falcao Rodrigues are the owners of Casal da Coelheira, a winery in Alentejo, Portugal. Nuno is the winemaker and Margarida is the viticulturist. 

The 64 hectares of vineyards benefit from  the Mediterranean climate and the sandy  soils which stress the vines. A small pine tree forest inside the farm provides  a home to a wide range of animals. The most  abundant, the rabbit (coelho in Portuguese),  gave his name to the Estate - “Casal da Coelheira,” roughly translated “little farm where the  rabbits are born.”



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