Periquita Tinto

Periquita  Tinto

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This Periquita, Portugal’s inaugural bottled red wine, carries a narrative as compelling as its scent – a beautiful blend of French and American oak, vanilla, and vibrant notes of red berries like strawberry and blackberry. Crafted with full maceration and an 8-month aging in oak, it delivers a wonderfully balanced fruit and acidity profile with velvety tannins, a testament to its impressive 16 points awarded by *Revista de Vinhos*. Quite simply, it’s a celebration of ‘Portugalidade’, and pairs wonderfully with game meats or a fine cheese.

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Garrafinhas
3.76 €
0.75 l • 2024
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Cave Lusa
3.99 €
0.75 l • 2022
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Winehouse Portugal
4.35 €
0.75l
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Portugal Vineyards
4.65 €
0.75 l • 2024
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Enovinho
4.81 €
0.75 l
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Encontros com Vinho
6.53 €
0.75 l • 2018
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OnWine
4.29 €
0.75l • 2023
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Granvine
4.29 €
0.75 l
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Vinha
8.29 €
0.75 l • 2023
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Lowest: €3.51 Average: €6.32 Tracked since: Nov 2025

Prices updated weekly across 15+ retailers · 0.75 l bottles only

Frequently asked questions

How much does Periquita Tinto Península de Setúbal cost?

Periquita Tinto Península de Setúbal is available from 3.76 € on Wine Radar, with prices updated weekly across Portuguese online retailers.

Where can I buy Periquita Tinto Península de Setúbal at the best price?

The lowest current price for Periquita Tinto Península de Setúbal is 3.76 € at Garrafinhas. Wine Radar compares offers from 6 retailers in total.

What kind of wine is Periquita Tinto Península de Setúbal?

Periquita Tinto Península de Setúbal is a Tinto from the Península de Setúbal wine region. It is made from Touriga Nacional, Castelão, Trincadeira, Aragonez.

Who produces Periquita Tinto Península de Setúbal?

Periquita Tinto Península de Setúbal is produced by José Maria da Fonseca.