Quinta do Gradil Maria do Carmo Branco

Considered the top of the range at Quinta do Gradil, this wine is made from Semillion and Alvarinho grapes and aged for 24 months in French oak barrels. It has a golden color with greenish nuances. On the nose, floral notes stand out, followed by aromas of apricot and elegant toasted wood. The Atlantic characteristics can be felt in the minerality on the palate.

Quinta do Gradil has been referenced in the history of Portuguese wines since 1492. However, it was only in the 17th century that vines and wine became part of the estate's economic activity. But it was in the 19th century that one of the most decisive moments took place, when Dona Maria do Carmo Romeiro da Fonseca inherited Quinta do Gradil from her father and transformed it into a leading agricultural business, focusing on wine production. Several years have passed and Quinta do Gradil continues to be a Portuguese reference in the world, now led by Luís Vieira.