Made from a blend of Touriga Nacional (Portugal's premier grape) and Castelão (a prominent grape from Tejo). This is made in a light and modern style, not unlike the famous rosés of Provence. Notes of ripe red fruit and watermelon present themselves from top to bottom. This is lean and crisp, and a real winner for lovers of top quality pale rosé.

Quinta do Casal Branco is a brand new addition for us here at Good Pair Days and an impressive producer discovered back in 2023 during a trip out to Portugal in search of vinous gold. Impressed by the wines from the Tejo region - a true up-and-coming part of the country - this is the land of the Fernão Pires and Castelão grapes, both of which are indigenous to the region. The Tejo is a remarkable terroir, with vineyards formed largely from old riverbeds made up of sandy-stony soils. The team at Quinta do Casal Branco are a traditional one for sure. The 18th-century estate is stunning, with around 128 hectares under vine, cultivating a host of grape varieties with the aforementioned, plus Syrah leading the way. We are delighted to have finally landed these wines, they are certainly not to be missed!