The Choir of the Muses is part of a vast set of mosaics from the Roman villa of Torre de Palma, which paved the triclinium, the main room of the house. As a caption it has inscribed SCOPA ASPRA TESSELLAM LEDERE NOLI. VTERI FELIX, “Don’t ruin the mosaic with a broom that’s too rough, good luck”, an appeal from master mosaicists and the owner of the house to take care of such a beautiful and sensitive work. More than a thousand years later, on this same ground, we honor all those who manufactured this wine, for the care and affection shown, as the ancients did. It was harvested and selected by hand, trodden by foot in Estremoz marble vats and vinified in traditional ceramic pots, where it aged for 1 year. It is with the same care and affection that we make it reach you. Enjoy. Limited edition of 1000 bottles.

Aroma: Exuberant aroma of fresh berries, black cherry, wet clay and some balsamic notes.
Taste: It is dense in the mouth, with soft attack and intense finish, with the presence of tannins characteristic of Aragonez.
Pairing: It pairs perfectly with Wagyu beef tenderloin with sautéed vegetables, codfish or grilled meats.
Maturing: After destemming, the grapes are taken to marble wine-presses where alcoholic fermentation takes place and traditional foot treading is done, followed by ageing in large wooden barrels for 10 months.

Country: Portugal
Growing area: Alentejo (Portalegre)
Grape variety: Aragonêz, Antão Vaz
Alcohol: 13,9%
Residual sugar: <0,6 g/ L
Acidity: 5,9 g/L
Closure type: cork