Introducing Esporão Monte Velho

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This Portuguese pair are new to us here at Noble Green Wines and we are proud to be one of the very few retailers in the UK to stock this wine.

Esporao Monte Velho White 2021

A complex, citrus white wine from Alentejo, with a long finish. This white wine comes from a region in Portugal called Alentejo, located in the southern part of Portugal. The vineyard is 18 years old, so the vines have good maturity which shows in the quality of the grapes grown. Growing on granite soils with open clay structure adds a minerality to the wine. The maritime climate influences the citrus notes and white fruit on the palate. This is a fresh and balanced wine, with a firm body and long finish. Great as an aperitif or with grilled white fish or vegetagble risottos.

Esporao Monte Velho Red 2020

Full of dark fruits and spices, rich and well structured red wine from Portugal. This red wine comes from a region in Portugal called Alentejo, located in the southern part of Portugal. The vineyard is 18 years old, so the vines have good maturity which shows in the quality of the grapes grown. Growing on granite soils with open clay structure creates an intense palate. Over flowing with dark fruits, such as blackberries and blueberries, and wild berries, the aromas are nicely enveloped in the subtle notes of fresh spices.A rich wine with solid structure and a long finish. Pairs well with grilled beef skewers or barbeque.

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Esporão – The Winery

Founded in 1973 by José Roquette and Joaquim Bandeira, Esporão’s mission to make the finest wines from what nature provides.

“Forty nine years ago, Esporão was born from the desire to make the finest wines in the Alentejo region. What seemed like the dream of two friends, has become a project with international and generational perspectives. The motivation behind this family business remains the basis of everything we do, expanded today to new territories and products.” - José Roquette

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