Monte Dos Perdigões Reserva Branco

Monte dos Perdigões Reserva  Branco

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Description

Monte dos Perdigões Reserva Branco is made from Antão Vaz and Arinto grapes, harvested by hand and vinified separately. With partial fermentation in French oak barrels and a six‑month sur lie ageing, it displays a straw‑yellow colour, the aroma of ripe pear with a touch of toast. On the palate it offers well‑integrated fruit, vibrant acidity and a long, persistent finish. Monte dos Perdigões is an Alentejo producer with deep historical and cultural roots, located near Reguengos de Monsaraz. In a unique terroir where figures such as Damião de Góis and Luís de Freitas Branco once lived, a range of excellent wines is born. The grapes are hand‑harvested and vinified with rigor in a cellar that blends tradition and innovation, using noble materials such as Alentejo marble and French oak. With respect for nature and a passion for the art of winemaking, Monte dos Perdigões is synonymous with authenticity, culture and quality. (illustrative image only)

Region

Alentejo

Type

Branco

Grape Varieties

Antão Vaz, Arinto

Producer

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Garrafeira Nacional
10.45 €
0.75 l • 2024
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Lowest: €10.45 Average: €10.45 Tracked since: Jul 2026

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Monte dos Perdigões Reserva Branco Alentejo cost?

Monte dos Perdigões Reserva Branco Alentejo is available from 10.45 € on Wine Radar, with prices updated weekly across Portuguese online retailers.

Where can I buy Monte dos Perdigões Reserva Branco Alentejo at the best price?

The lowest current price for Monte dos Perdigões Reserva Branco Alentejo is 10.45 € at Garrafeira Nacional.

What kind of wine is Monte dos Perdigões Reserva Branco Alentejo?

Monte dos Perdigões Reserva Branco Alentejo is a Branco from the Alentejo wine region. It is made from Antão Vaz, Arinto.