Ema is the daughter of one of the importers of Paulo Laureano wines in the United States. On a visit to Portugal with her father, still very young, in the midst of our vineyards, she “complained” to her father, who also wanted a vineyard. Right there we solved the problem and named that vineyard Ema’s Vineyard. The wine came next.

To the classicism of the Aragonez, Trincadeira and Alicante Bouschet blend, joins the exoticism and unique character of Tinta Grossa. After aging for 12 months in new
and used barrels, a wine emerges where the fruit component is mixed with toast and spice notes. In the mouth it is soft, fresh, complex and very persistent.