BASTARDÔ! white wine
Cheers, Bastardô! The future is the place where you will be for the rest of your life. Open a bottle, pour a glass of wine and slowly savour the will to keep going.
Region: Tejo
Grape varieties: 65% Fernão Pires + 35% Arinto
Volume: 12,5%
Soil: Schistose
Color: Lemon yellow
Bouquet: Citrus and tropical fruit
Technical Notes: Intense and fruity wine on the nose, enhancing the fresh citrus fruits profile. In the mouth we have a very balanced and fresh wine, with good acidity and presence. Perfect as a starter or to be served with fish or grilled white meat dishes.
Temperature: 10-12 ºC
Content: 75cl
Wine Architect
Who drinks it | Women and men who dare to make a toast to their bastards instead of feeling sorry for themselves
Hour | Right after a blow from the bastard, to solve things immediately
Flavor | Sweet, of victory
Goes well with... A good dose of laughter and friends
Irony of fate that things didn’t turn out as expected. But you control your destiny! If love is war, you know how to win. The day was bad, the night will be for party. Now, no one stops you! Savor your essence. At home, with your friends, in the middle of the crowd... Open a bottle, drink one glass and celebrate life. Taste and let yourself be tasted. Illegitimate would be to stop being yourself! For more bastardly thoughts go to facebook.com/winebastardo
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WINE ENTHUSIAST
Bastardô! White – 84 pts | Perfumed and lightly aromatic, this is a smooth and rounded wine. Touches of acidity freshen the apricot flavors, leaving a wine that’s easy to drink and quite ready.
NATALIE MACLEAN
Bastardô! White – 88pts | The renowned Canadian wine writer Natalie MacLean who was named the World's Best Drinks Writer at the World Food Media Awards in Australia has tested and evaluated our wines.
REVISTA DE VINHOS
Bastardô! White – Note 15 | Fernão Pires and Malvasia. Discreet aroma, evolving notes, gunpowder, very dry and little fruity. Slender and discreet taste, with a predominant dry vegetable flavor. It finishes simple but persistent - Nuno Oliveira Garcia