Quinta Da Alorna Amphorae 2023

Vinho Regional Tejo

Range Creations

Winery / brand Quinta da Alorna

Grape Alvarinho, Fernão Pires

Country Portugal

Region Tejo

Content Size 0.75 liter

Alc/vol 12,5%

Vintage 2023

Number of bottles 813

EAN 5601766500015

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Quinta da Alorna Amphorae 2023

The Quinta da Alorna Amphorae 2023 is a distinctive and pure white wine from Tejo, made with minimal intervention and fermented in amphorae. The style is precise and focused, highlighting freshness, texture, and pure fruit expression. A wine for curious drinkers who appreciate craftsmanship and authenticity, without it feeling experimental.

Tasting Notes

Colour

Bright pale yellow with a subtle, matte sheen.

Aroma

Delicate and restrained aromas of citrus, green apple, and pear, complemented by light floral notes and an earthy nuance typical of amphora fermentation.

Taste

Crisp and energetic with fresh acidity, juicy white fruit, and a lightly saline touch. The texture is pure and unpolished, with clarity and tension. No oak, just precision and length.

Finish

Fresh and persistent with a dry, clean finish and a hint of minerality.

Food Pairing

Excellent with seafood, grilled fish, salads, ceviche, and light vegetarian dishes. Also very enjoyable as an aperitif for lovers of crisp wines.

Producer

Quinta da Alorna is a historic estate in Portugal’s Tejo region, known for blending tradition with innovation. With the Amphorae range, the winery revisits ancient winemaking techniques, using amphorae to allow the wine to express itself as purely as possible. The result is a range of wines defined by character, freshness, and authenticity.

Quinta da Alorna is a historic wine estate from the Tejo region in central Portugal. Its history stretches back more than three centuries and is closely connected to the Portuguese nobility and the landscape surrounding the River Tagus. The name refers to the title Marquis of Alorna, which was granted to the estate’s owner during the eighteenth century. The property later passed into the hands of the present family, which has now continued Quinta da Alorna for five generations.

The extensive estate lies on the southern bank of the Tagus and includes vineyards, agricultural land, woodland and natural areas. Over the centuries, the river has shaped the landscape and contributes to the fertile soils and local climate. In the winery, regional traditions are combined with modern techniques, with both Portuguese and international grape varieties playing a role. Quinta da Alorna therefore reveals the diversity of the Tejo region, connecting a rich past with a contemporary approach to Portuguese wine.