Since its first year of production in 2003, the wine Casal da Coelheira Chardonnay gathered good reviews among consumers, evolving in a modern style, but always true to the classic line of Portuguese wines.

Intense, creamy, with citrus, some vanilla, orange peel, spices. Good volume in the mouth, well integrated acidity, intense and elegant finish, with subtle notes of oak.

From the 2012 vintage onwards, the Arinto grape, although to a lesser extent, joins Chardonnay in the blend, renaming this wine as Casal da Coelheira Reserva. Resulted in a more elegant wine and fresh hints of apple, very well balanced with the oak. The palate is voluminous, with good body but with a refreshing acidity. It’s a wine to consume now but will develop very well in bottle during the next 2-5 years. If you like more complex wines, try it!

Located at parallel 39 North and benefiting from mediterranean climate, the Casal da Coelheira Estate winery is now home to some innovative wines inside Tagus River wine region.

For over three generations, Casal da Coelheira has been committed to producing the best and most distinctive wines possible from their 64 hectares of vineyards. Located in the Charneca area of Tejo, the wines are produced exclusively from the winery’s estate vineyards with a focus on balancing tradition and modernity. The passion for Portuguese viticulture and winemaking traditions has garnered Casal da Coelheira international recognition and acclaim for quality-driven wine with exceptional character and value.

London – International Wine Challenge; Paris – Vinalies Internationales; and Brussels – Concours Mondial de Bruxelles.

It is the ideal complement to dishes from land and sea, going well with grilled fish or roast and any white meat.