A family business with almost two centuries of history that, never resting on its laurels, has learned to modernise. José Maria da Fonseca has been involved in winemaking since 1834, the result of a shared passion within a family that has preserved and projected the memory and prestige of its founder. Aware of the responsibility of being today the oldest producer of table wine and Moscatel de Setúbal in Portugal, José Maria da Fonseca adheres to a philosophy of continual development, which drives it to invest ever more in research and production support, combining the most modern techniques with traditional knowledge. Continuing to invest in internationally benchmark products, always grounded in quality, José Maria da Fonseca has decisively contributed to the promotion and prestige of national wines. From almost 650 hectares of vineyards and a cellar equipped with state‑of‑the‑art technology rivaling the best in the world, wines are produced that blend the accumulated experience of its history with the most advanced winemaking techniques. In addition to all these resources used in the production of its wines, what most characterises work at José Maria da Fonseca is a great passion for the art of winemaking. (image merely illustrative)
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Garrafinhas
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0.75 l | 2017 | 37.85 € | View Offer |
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Garrafeira Nacional
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0.75 l | 2001 | 39.90 € | View Offer |
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Fernando Soares Franco (fsf) Tinto Península de Setúbal is available from 37.85 € on Wine Radar, with prices updated weekly across Portuguese online retailers.
The lowest current price for Fernando Soares Franco (fsf) Tinto Península de Setúbal is 37.85 € at Garrafinhas. Wine Radar compares offers from 2 retailers in total.
Fernando Soares Franco (fsf) Tinto Península de Setúbal is a Tinto from the Península de Setúbal wine region. It is made from Syrah, Trincadeira, Tannat.
Fernando Soares Franco (fsf) Tinto Península de Setúbal is produced by José Maria da Fonseca.
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