Oboé Superior White 2023

17 pts Revista de Vinhos - Light yellow colour, young and of medium concentration. The nose is very fresh, citrus with the presence of tropical fruit. The presence of the French Oak is also notorious, managing to harmonize the ensemble. In the mouth it is voluminous, presenting a good combination of citrus and tropical notes with very noble and fine aromas where there is a subtle presence of toasted notes. In the end it is smooth, fruity, pleasant and elegant.
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Product details

Promotion valid from the 1st of May 2026 up to the 31st of May 2026 and subject to the available stock

Winemaking:
Vinification in stainless steel vats with low controlled temperature. Aging for 4 months in 225l French oak barrels.

Grape Varieties:
Rabigato,Malvasia Fina,Viosinho

Tasting Notes:
Light yellow colour, young and of medium concentration. The nose is very fresh, citrus with the presence of tropical fruit. The presence of the French Oak is also notorious, managing to harmonize the ensemble. In the mouth it is voluminous, presenting a good combination of citrus and tropical notes with very noble and fine aromas where there is a subtle presence of toasted notes. In the end it is smooth, fruity, pleasant and elegant.

Store and Serve Advices:
Serve at a temperature of 7ºC but, enjoy at 11ºC.

Food Pairing:
Good to accompany fish.

Allergens:
Contains sulphites.

Reviews and Awards:
. 17 points in Revista de Vinhos.

Disclaimer:
This product does not contain any outer box and it's sold as presented on the pictures. If you have any specific instructions, please contact our customer service team and we will do our best to fulfill your request.

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