Grape25% Aragonez (Tempranillo), 25% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Syrah(Shiraz), 25% Touriga Nacional, Red BlendStyleDry,Red, Medium Bodied, Complex, Red and Black Fruit, Structured, Soft, Elegant, SmoothCountryPortugalRegionPennsula de SetbalVolume75clABV14%Di
Grape | 25% Aragonez (Tempranillo), 25% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Syrah(Shiraz), 25% Touriga Nacional, Red Blend |
Style | Dry,Red, Medium Bodied, Complex, Red and Black Fruit, Structured, Soft, Elegant, Smooth |
Country | Portugal |
Region | Pennsula de Setbal |
Volume | 75cl |
ABV | 14% |
Dietary | Vegetarian,Vegan |
Indulge in Adega de Peges ‘Selected Harvest Red’, a rich and velvety wine with smooth red and black fruit aromas and a touch of chocolate. Perfectly structured with great complexity, it pairs well with game dishes, grilled meat, and cheese. Enjoy at the recommended temperature of 16-18C.
Santo Isidro de Peges was founded in 1958 and has subsequently seen significant investment in the winery and vineyards. Today, the cooperative is made up of 100 winegrowers and has access to over 1,200 hectares of vineyard located in the Terras do Sado area of the Setbal Peninsula. This coastal area benefits from mineral-rich sandy soils and cooling Atlantic winds, in which indigenous varieties thrive. Santo Isidro de Peges is one of the most forward-thinking cooperatives in Portugal and their chief winemaker, Jaime Quendera one of Portugal’s most respected winemakers. In 2018, Santo Isidro de Peges was awarded the Portuguese Wine Producer of the Year Trophy from the IWSC.
The Peges vineyard is located between two Nature Reserves: the Tagus estuary to the Northwest and the Sado on the Southwest. To the east are the Arrabida hills and to the west the Alentejo province’s clays. The unique soil here is named “Pliocenico de Peges”. It is a sandy soil formed over millions of years by sand transported by the rivers Tagus and Sado. It is this Mediterranean climate and soil combination that creates this unique Peges terroir.
Fermentation took place in temperature controlled stainless steel tanks, followed by a long skin maceration. The wine was then aged for 12 months in 225-litre second use French and American oak barrels followed by four months in bottle, prior to release.
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