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Alabastro Tinto

af Bacalhoa
Rødvin wine.year 📍 Alentejo, Portugal

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Typically best enjoyed within 2–5 years from the vintage release to appreciate its fresh fruit character.

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Grilled pork chops, pasta bolognese, medium-cured cheeses

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Alabastro Tinto is a vibrant expression of Portugal's sun-drenched Alentejo region, crafted by the historic Bacalhoa estate. The wine's name pays tribute to alabaster, a beautiful, translucent ornamental stone historically quarried and celebrated in the region's art and architecture. Sourced from vineyards in the rolling plains of Alentejo, where hot summers are tempered by cool night breezes, this red blend is designed to showcase the pure, fruit-forward character of traditional Portuguese varieties. Fermented in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks to preserve its lively primary fruit aromas, Alabastro represents a harmonious balance of regional tradition and modern, approachable winemaking, capturing the warm hospitality and rustic charm of southern Portugal.

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Founded in 1922 as Joo Pires & Filhos, Bacalha Vinhos de Portugal has grown to become one of the country's most innovative and prestigious wine producers. Now owned by the Jos Berardo family and headquartered in the historic town of Vila Nogueira de Azeito on the Pennsula de Setbal, the estate has expanded its footprint across Portugal's premier wine regions, including Alentejo, Douro, Bairrada, Do, and Vinho Verde. Bacalha is celebrated for its pioneering spirit, notably introducing international varieties like Cabernet Sauvignon to create the iconic Quinta da Bacalha Tinto, alongside its legendary, richly aged Moscatel de Setbal and terroir-driven Alentejo blends like Quinta do Carmo. Headquartered at Estrada Nacional 10, 2925-901 Vila Nogueira de Azeito, Portugal, the estate's official website is https://www.bacalhoa.pt.

📍 Estrada Nacional 10, 2925-901 Vila Nogueira de Azeitão, Setúbal, Portugal 🌐 https://www.bacalhoa.pt