António Madeira Laranjinha Orange Wine

António Madeira Laranjinha is a Portuguese orange wine from the Dão, made by one of the region's most talked about growers from white grapes fermented on their skins. Laranjinha means "little orange", and it is a bottle for curious drinkers who like wines with texture, freshness and a bit of wild character.

Tasting notes

Orange wines are white grapes left in contact with their skins, which gives them an amber colour, a light grip of tannin and aromas that often recall citrus peel, dried herbs, tea and stone fruit. From the granite soils of the Dão, expect a style that stays fresh and lively rather than heavy.

Food pairing

Try it with grilled octopus, pica pau, spiced chickpea dishes, a mezze style table or a creamy Serra da Estrela cheese.

About António Madeira

António Madeira is French of Portuguese descent and made his first vintage in 2011 from old vineyards in the foothills of the Serra da Estrela. He farms by hand without herbicides, works with natural winemaking, and moved to Portugal full time in 2017.

Good to know

• Serve at 12-14 °C, not too cold. Keeps 3 to 4 days once opened, in the fridge.
• 75 cl bottle.
• Ask us about our natural wines at our bar in Graça.