JM Fonseca
Since it's inception in 1834 José Maria da Fonseca has been one of Portugal's premier wine producers.It is with great pleasure that the winery presents Twin Vines, a premier Vinho Verde bursting with expressive fruit flavors and vibrant acidity.Vinho Verde comes from the northwest region of Portugal. This fertile region benefits from a warm growing season and cool westerly winds. The Twin Vines name originated with the birth of Antonio Maria Soares Franco's twin daughters, Francisca and Matilde born in May 2007. With this new, 8th generation to carry on the winemaking tradition, Twin Vines will continue to celebrate life for many generations to come! The name Vinho Verde, or "green wine," refers to the youthful style of this refreshing white wine, not the color! Coincidentally, this "green wine" hails from the Minho region, among the greenest and most lush landscapes in all of Portugal. Among the most popular white grapes for Vinho Verde are Alvarinho, Trajadura, Loureiro and Pederña, which are indigenous to Portugal. Look tough to pronounce? Give them a try! Alvarinho – al-vah-ree-nyoh Trajadura – trah-zjah-du-rah Loureiro – Loh-ray-roo Pedernã – peh-dehr-nyah
Jose Maria Da Fonseca 'Jose de Sousa' Red Blend 2017
$15.95 $18.13
Wine Enthusiast 92 Made in amphorae, this wine is ripe and full bodied, with an open character. Bold black fruits and ripe tannins bring out the
JM da Fonseca 'Twin Vines' Vinho Verde NV
$6.95 $9.07
" Light, refreshing & crisp white wine with a slight sparkle. Made from a blend of native Portuguese grapes. Screw cap closure to preserve fresh,
Jose Maria Da Fonseca 'Jose de Sousa' Red Blend 2016
Wine Enthusiast 88 This is a generous wine, ripe with blackberry fruits. A blend of Castelo and Aragonez grapes, it has a rich texture, the tannins
Jose Maria Da Fonseca Red Blend 2015
Wine Enthusiast 94 Named after the Fonseca estate in Alentejo, this wine is impressively rich and structured. It has firm tannins that are balanced by dense
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