Maria Fadista Red Blend 2023
Vinho Regional Península de Setúbal
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Maria Fadista is a lusciously juicy red from winemaking legend, Jaime Quendera. Jaime is behind some of our best-loved Portuguese Black Reds and seamlessly brings together Castelão, Alicante and Syrah grapes in this vinous celebration of Fado music.
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Wine Details
- Red - Medium to Full Bodied
Portugal- Deep Purple
- Castelão-based blend
- 9 Units
- Vegan
- 12% ABV
- 750 ml
- Vegetarian
- 31 December 2027
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Super-smooth black fruit and creamy vanilla notes
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
A night of Fado in Lisbon is magical. The lights dim, the guitars burst to life, heartfelt songs of love and loss begin ...and you’re enjoying the drama with a bottle of gorgeous Portuguese red. All the better if your red, like Maria Fadista, is made by Portuguese winemaking legend, Jaime Quendera. His father and grandfather were both winemakers and now he’s one the best of his generation. It comes from Setúbal, a renowned wine region south of Lisbon’s Tagus estuary. Seductive aromas of dark cherry, cocoa and warming spice. Velvet-smooth texture with ripe black fruit flavours and gentle hints of vanilla. The name? Maria was a 19th-century Fado pioneer who wandered Lisbon singing songs of love, dreaming of wild adventure and starry nights.
A night of Fado in Lisbon is magical. The lights dim, the guitars burst to life, heartfelt songs of love and loss begin ...and you’re enjoying the drama with a bottle of gorgeous Portuguese red. All the better if your red, like Maria Fadista, is made by Portuguese winemaking legend, Jaime Quendera. His father and grandfather were both winemakers and now he’s one the best of his generation. It comes from Setúbal, a renowned wine region south of Lisbon’s Tagus estuary. Seductive aromas of dark cherry, cocoa and warming spice. Velvet-smooth texture with ripe black fruit flavours and gentle hints of vanilla. The name? Maria was a 19th-century Fado pioneer who wandered Lisbon singing songs of love, dreaming of wild adventure and starry nights.
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