Da Cruz E Teles

traditional Vital, Fernão and Arinto among the white grapes, Castelão and Baga regarding the black grape varieties. The plants benefit from the organic farming adopted by the two winemakers and the generally warm climate that characterizes the territory, influenced however by the cold Atlantic currents. In the winery, fermentations are entrusted to indigenous yeasts alone and are accompanied by short whole-cluster macerations for the red grapes, but without carbonic maceration. Some white grapes are also vinified with skin contact to create characterful orange wine. For aging, predominantly oak barrels are used and the entire winemaking process is carried out without the contribution of invasive external inputs.

The wines from the Da Cruz e Teles winery are authentic and crystalline expressions of the territory, crafted without manipulations or alterations of any kind with the aim of producing wines that tell the terroir from which they originate, while also enhancing the incredible native ampelographic heritage of Portugal.

traditional Vital, Fernão and Arinto among the white grapes, Castelão and Baga regarding the black grape varieties. The plants benefit from the organic farming adopted by the two winemakers and the generally warm climate that characterizes the territory, influenced however by the cold Atlantic currents. In the winery, fermentations are entrusted to indigenous yeasts alone and are accompanied by short whole-cluster macerations for the red grapes, but without carbonic maceration. Some white grapes are also vinified with skin contact to create characterful orange wine. For aging, predominantly oak barrels are used and the entire winemaking process is carried out without the contribution of invasive external inputs.

The wines from the Da Cruz e Teles winery are authentic and crystalline expressions of the territory, crafted without manipulations or alterations of any kind with the aim of producing wines that tell the terroir from which they originate, while also enhancing the incredible native ampelographic heritage of Portugal.