Lisboa Coreto Branco DFJ Vinhos 2022

Country
Portugal
Region
Lisboa
Producer
DFJ Vinhos
Grape(s)
Fernão Pires (81.5%)
Arinto (12.5%)
Chardonnay (5%)
Moscatel (1%)
Type
White
Style
Fruity
Oaked Style
Unoaked
Body Style
Medium bodied
Dry/Sweet Style
Dry
Alcohol Content
12%
Closure Style
Screw cap
Organic/Biodynamic
No
Sustainable
Yes-sustainable practices
Vegetarian/Vegan
Vegetarian
Yes
Vegan
Yes
Allergens
Sulphites
Yes
Milk
No
Egg
No

Region

The Vinho Regional Lisboa (previously known as Estremadura) extends north and west of Lisbon, following the rugged Atlantic coastline. It is Portugal`s third largest wine producing region in volume terms, but arguably the source of the country`s best value table wines. Most of the region enjoys a maritime climate that allows production of fresh whites and balanced red wines. The last ten years have seen a surge of ambitious small growers making far more interesting wines across a wide selection of grape varietals.

Producer

DFJ Vinhos is one of Portugal`s most innovative and highly awarded wine producers, winning best Portuguese producer in both the New York International Competition and Berliner Wine competition in 2018. They control estates in the Lisboa, Douro, Setubal, Alentejo and Tejo wine regions and work with 22 different grape varieties. The company is headed by Portugal’s top winemaker, José Neiva, who has now been leading the way for over 40 years and, at the recent `Portuguese Wine Oscars`, he was made `Senhor do Vinho` - the highest accolade for an outstanding career.
Tasting Notes
A dry crisp, refreshing wine, a clear and bright lemon in colour with a full fruit flavour and good body. The wine is made from selected Portuguese Fernao Pires, Arinto and Moscatel grapes with the addition of Chardonnay. Best drunk young whilst delicate and fruit forward in style, this is shown by the combination of delicate aromas of delicious apple and grapefruit with a lively citrus finish.
Food
Chilled, it is excellent with food or by itself. Will accompany fish and white meat, vegetarian and oriental dishes.
Media
Silver medal - IWSC 2015, Silver medal - Prowein 2015