Blend three of three: 38% Touriga Nacional; 33% Touriga Franca; 26% Tinta Barroca; 3% Sousão. This is a chewy delight. More tannin, more coffee and mocha notes that blends One and Two and overall a little bit greener. This is a lovely little number, and not exactly what you'd expect from the Douro, but we do love what Tinta Barocca brings to the wine here. Red fruits abound, this is a vinous wine.

Quinta da Pedra Alta is a well-respected wine estate in the stunning Douro Valley wine region of Portugal. The estate is now owned by ex-England Rugby coach Ed Woodward and the team at the helm here is seriously good at what they do. Winemaker João Pires is one of our favourite oenologists in the region and we tend to recognise his wines from a mile away. João favours natural, wild yeast fermentations for all of his wines, and is making arguably some of the best white wines in the region. He prefers a "fresher" style, so picks his fruit a bit early and everything here is on the restrained side of things, with slightly lower alcohol levels than you might expect from the region. Matt Gant - an Aussie winemaker - also plays a role in the winemaking side of things at Pedra Alta and between him and João, the estate is fast becoming one of the finest in the entire valley - now that's saying something! João and the team have just recently created an exclusive blend of wines just for us here at Good Pair Days.