Quinta de Cidrô

Quinta De Cidro was historically run by royalty. Originally it was in the hands of one of the high court marshals of the time, who was also a close friend of King Edward. It was passed on to the viscount of Asseca in the early 19th century, and came into the hands of Real Companhia Velha in 1972.They made the winery what it is today. Quinta De Cidrô is now one of the largest wineries in the area and also home to the largest continuous vineyard site in the Douro valley of Portugal. Along with being one of the larger wine producers in the country, they are also a huge advocate and producer for the port (a type of fortified dessert wine) industry as well. With its central location in the Douro Valley, the climate is moderated by mountains, rivers and a moderate climate making it perfect for producing high-quality red and white wines. Cabernet Sauvignon was one of the first international grape varieties planted on the vineyards in 1993 and this wine is a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon with the indigenous Touriga Nacional grape to give you the ultimate treat. Drink now or in 14 years from now at a temperature of 18 C.