This is what good wine from the Maria Gomes grape tastes like

The Maria Gomes grape (also known as Fernão Pires) produces floral white wines. They are fresh, fruity, and aromatic, with notes of blossom, acacia, and spices. These wines are perfect for drinking young, as an aperitif, with lightly spiced snacks, or with fried fresh sardines.

Check out our wine made from Maria Gomes grapes

It may not be as well-known, but Maria Gomes is one of the most widely planted white grapes in Portugal. It's closely related, if not the same grape as, the popular Torrontés from Spain. It's beloved by winemakers because it produces a substantial yield per hectare. And wine drinkers aren't shy about it either. It produces enticing wines. You'll find it throughout Portugal, for example, in the Bairrada, Setúbal (where it's called Molinha), and the Douro Valley.

We currently have one wine made from the Maria Gomes grape in our range. You can view our Maria Gomes wine here.