The Paulistas, name given to the Hermits of the order of São Paulo who made their wine in this place for so long, that this date has been lost in memories. However, the Papal Bull of 1397 exempts “Os Paulistas” from taxes on their vineyards, demonstrating the importance of this location. The place is special and receives two streams that bring water from Serra D'Ossa and keep the water close and the soil cool, meaning there is no need for irrigation for the grapes to develop properly. The grapes are also from another time, planted in 1970, Tinta Carvalha, Moreto, Castelão, Alfrocheiro and Trincadeira, demonstrate that there was another Alentejo, without irrigation and without improving varieties. An Alentejo that is worth recovering, this is our tribute to the Paulistas.

Ruby color with some violet touches, medium concentration. On the nose, lots of red forest fruit, some woods. Fresh attack, good fruit with notes of pomegranate. Very thin, long and with structure.