• Folias de Baco Wein Flasche (0,75 Liter) Uivo Ânfora - Orange Wine - Douro Maitre Philippe et Filles
  • Folias de Baco Wein Flasche (0,75 Liter) Uivo Ânfora - Orange Wine - Douro Maitre Philippe et Filles
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Folias de Baco

Uivo Ânfora - Orange Wine - Douro

Uivo Ânfora - Orange Wine - Douro

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Orange wine from the amphora

€ 18,90 EUR
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Tannic white wine with 4 months maceration. Handpicked selected Moscatel Galego grapes from 40 year old vineyards.

The vineyards are located in the sub-region of Cima-Corgo (Alijó) at an average altitude of 600 meters and grow on slate and granite soils.

The winemaking:

  • The grapes are harvested in early September.
  • Whole bunches ferment spontaneously in cement tanks, without mechanical extraction.
  • Maceration on the skins for 4 months. Pressed at the end of January.
  • No SO2 addition, no fining or filtration.
  • Bottled in February 2022.

Intense opal yellow color. The wine shows an intense concentration of aromas with notes of rose petals, lychee and tangerines. The medium-bodied palate shows some tannic tension and medium acidity leading to a lingering finish.

Serve chilled, between 10-12°C. A complex and mysterious wine, full of structure, suitable for intense gastronomy.

Ingredients & Allergens

Contains sulphites

Manufacturer

The wines of the "Uivo" series are produced by Tiago Sampaio at an average altitude of 600 meters above sea level in the high altitudes of the Douro Valley. The grapes grow on the family vineyards.
The entire manufacturing process is carefully monitored and controlled, mixing knowledge acquired over generations with new scientific developments. The result is complex wines, mysterious and seductive, of great gastronomic versatility.
Next time you travel to Porto, visit the Taberna Folias de Baco. It belongs to Tiago and the food and the wines are top notch.

Manufacturer's address: Folias de Baco, Tiago Sampaio, Rua António Cândido 7, 5070-029 Alijó, Portugal

Details

Floor: slate and granite
Growing area: Douro, Portugal
Grape varieties: 100% Moscatel-Galego (40 years)
Vintage: 2021
Harvest: early September
Aging: 4 months on the skins
Production: 14,000 bottles
Alcohol: 10.5% Vol.

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Vinhos naturais - Folias de Baco - Natural wines

This podcast is about Tiago Sampaio and his natural wines, but read for yourself:

Tiago Sampaio is a passionate and innovative winemaker who founded his own winery in Oregon in 2007 after completing his PhD. During his time in the US, he developed a deep admiration for Pinot Noir and upon his return to the Douro region of Portugal decided to plant this delicate and fresh Burgundian grape variety in 2001. This experience shaped his own style of winemaking.

Luckily, Tiago's family owned vineyards in the higher-altitude areas of Favaois, known for their production of aromatic Moscatel wines, which are traditionally offset for the DOC Moscatel do Douro. Tiago exploits these vineyards by growing his vines at altitudes of 500 to 700 meters. His vineyards are made up of a combination of old mixed hereditary vines and newly established plots where he is experimenting with varietals such as Alvarinho and Tinta Francisca.

In addition to his own winery, Tiago also works as a consultant at Aphros, a leading biodynamic producer of Vinho Verde wines. He is strongly committed to sustainable viticulture and the production of natural wines in the Douro region. Tiago has made a name for himself as an expert in Pet Nat wines, a style known for its natural and sparkling qualities. His dedication to pushing the boundaries and commitment to eco-friendly practices make him a respected figure in the winemaking world.

All the wines of Tiago Sampaio (see)A visit to Tiago (read on the blog)