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White Wine Portugal Casa Santos Lima 750ml Lisbon Region, Portugal

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Fernão Pires

The Lusitanian Exuberance

"Versatility and aroma: An exuberant white grape that defines the vibrant character of Portugal's sunny whites and most prestigious sparkling wines."

01. The Heroine of Tejo and Bairrada

Fernão Pires (known as Maria Gomes on the Bairrada coast) holds the title of Portugal's most widely planted white grape, according to data from the Instituto da Vinha e do Vinho (IVV). Its success lies in its extraordinary adaptability. While in the warm climate of the Comissão Vitivinícola Regional do Tejo it produces generous and sunny wines, in the Atlantic breezes of Bairrada it maintains a natural freshness ideal for sparkling wines.

02. Sensory Architecture

Aromatic Spectrum

It presents a captivating bouquet dominated by yellow flowers (mimosa), jasmine, and honey. Experts from JancisRobinson.com highlight its ability to express bursts of mandarin and a characteristic hint of white pepper.

Body and Texture

It is defined by a medium body and a velvety texture. This varietal is fundamental in the Wines of Portugal database, where its unctuous balance and long, floral finish after precise fermentation are valued.

03. Alchemy on the Table

The exuberance of Fernão Pires makes it one of the most gastronomic varieties, with profiles frequently analyzed by Decanter magazine:

  • Spicy Cuisine: Its aromaticity embraces Thai dishes with coconut milk and aromatic curries.
  • Proteins with Character: Orange chicken or grilled fatty fish.
  • Regional Pairing: A revelation with Mexican Pollo en Pipián Verde, a harmony recommended by WSET sommeliers.

Frequently Asked Questions

At what temperature should it be served?

For dry whites, between 8°C and 10°C. Service standards from the Association de la Sommellerie Internationale (ASI) suggest lowering to 6°C for sparkling wines.

Is it a sweet or dry grape?

Although its aromas suggest sweetness, most are dry, with a broad mouthfeel, a winemaking technique detailed by the International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV).

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