2023 Fitapreta “Carta da Fitapreta" Alentejo, Portugal
ABOUT THIS WINE
Produced in Portugal’s warm and historic Alentejo region, “Carta da Fitapreta” reflects a modern interpretation of traditional Portuguese winemaking. Crafted from a blend of indigenous grape varieties, the wine highlights the freshness, aromatic intensity, and balance possible in Alentejo’s sun-drenched vineyards.
The 2023 vintage showcases ripe black and red fruit flavors layered with notes of dried herbs, pepper, and subtle floral complexity. Warm days promote concentration and richness, while cooler nighttime temperatures help preserve acidity and structure. Careful vineyard management and restrained cellar techniques allow the wine to maintain vibrancy and purity despite its generous fruit profile.
Fermented with attention to freshness and texture, the wine is aged to soften tannins while preserving the character of the fruit and regional identity. The result is an approachable yet character-driven red with both depth and versatility.
Excellent with grilled meats, roasted vegetables, sausages, tomato-based dishes, hard cheeses, and traditional Portuguese cuisine.
ABOUT THIS PRODUCER
Fitapreta Vinhos was founded by winemaker António Maçanita with the goal of rediscovering and reinterpreting Portugal’s historic grape varieties and winemaking traditions. Based in Alentejo, the winery blends innovation with respect for heritage, producing wines that emphasize freshness, authenticity, and regional character.
Fitapreta works with old vineyards, native varieties, and sustainably farmed sites throughout the region, seeking to showcase a more balanced and terroir-driven expression of Alentejo than traditionally associated with the area. Minimal intervention practices and thoughtful vinification allow the individuality of each vineyard and blend to emerge naturally.
The winery has earned acclaim for crafting vibrant, contemporary Portuguese wines that remain deeply connected to the country’s cultural and agricultural roots.
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ABOUT THIS WINE
Produced in Portugal’s warm and historic Alentejo region, “Carta da Fitapreta” reflects a modern interpretation of traditional Portuguese winemaking. Crafted from a blend of indigenous grape varieties, the wine highlights the freshness, aromatic intensity, and balance possible in Alentejo’s sun-drenched vineyards.
The 2023 vintage showcases ripe black and red fruit flavors layered with notes of dried herbs, pepper, and subtle floral complexity. Warm days promote concentration and richness, while cooler nighttime temperatures help preserve acidity and structure. Careful vineyard management and restrained cellar techniques allow the wine to maintain vibrancy and purity despite its generous fruit profile.
Fermented with attention to freshness and texture, the wine is aged to soften tannins while preserving the character of the fruit and regional identity. The result is an approachable yet character-driven red with both depth and versatility.
Excellent with grilled meats, roasted vegetables, sausages, tomato-based dishes, hard cheeses, and traditional Portuguese cuisine.
ABOUT THIS PRODUCER
Fitapreta Vinhos was founded by winemaker António Maçanita with the goal of rediscovering and reinterpreting Portugal’s historic grape varieties and winemaking traditions. Based in Alentejo, the winery blends innovation with respect for heritage, producing wines that emphasize freshness, authenticity, and regional character.
Fitapreta works with old vineyards, native varieties, and sustainably farmed sites throughout the region, seeking to showcase a more balanced and terroir-driven expression of Alentejo than traditionally associated with the area. Minimal intervention practices and thoughtful vinification allow the individuality of each vineyard and blend to emerge naturally.
The winery has earned acclaim for crafting vibrant, contemporary Portuguese wines that remain deeply connected to the country’s cultural and agricultural roots.
