Ode Semillon 2023 White Wine
Ode Semillon is a wine from a grape variety that is not very common in Portugal and is often associated with the production of sweet wines. The producer wanted to create a drier style of wine, with a low alcohol content and high natural acidity. Part of this wine (15%) was aged in new 500 litre French oak barrels for 5 months to add texture and precision. Dry, with citrus notes of lemon and lime, as well as green apple. Long, mineral finish.
As a young wine this pairs really well with simply grilled or fried seafood. Fully mature it is a perfect match for slow roast pork or poultry such as pheasant
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Ode Semillon is a wine from a grape variety that is not very common in Portugal and is often associated with the production of sweet wines. The producer wanted to create a drier style of wine, with a low alcohol content and high natural acidity. Part of this wine (15%) was aged in new 500 litre French oak barrels for 5 months to add texture and precision. Dry, with citrus notes of lemon and lime, as well as green apple. Long, mineral finish.
As a young wine this pairs really well with simply grilled or fried seafood. Fully mature it is a perfect match for slow roast pork or poultry such as pheasant
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- Region
- Tejo
- Bottle Size
- White meats, pastas dishes and grilled seafood
- Country
- Portugal
- Type
- White Wine
- Year
- 2023
- Cast
- Semillon
- Alcohol
- 11,5%
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Ode Semillon is a wine from a grape variety that is not very common in Portugal and is often associated with the production of sweet wines. The producer wanted to create a drier style of wine, with a low alcohol content and high natural acidity. Part of this wine (15%) was aged in new 500 litre French oak barrels for 5 months to add texture and precision. Dry, with citrus notes of lemon and lime, as well as green apple. Long, mineral finish.
As a young wine this pairs really well with simply grilled or fried seafood. Fully mature it is a perfect match for slow roast pork or poultry such as pheasant
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