Mourisco

Mourisco is mainly grown in the Iberian region in Portugal and Spain. and France. Mourisco is a vigorous and relatively productive grape variety. It has thick skinned, large sized berries in large bunches. Due to its light colour and structure, the wine is more suitted to be made into rosé than to red wines . Mourisco produces some of the most highly acclaimed wines in Portugal, with some of the best examples coming from the Douro region. In Spain, mostly in Castilla-La Mancha, the grape is usually blended with other grapes to produce still red wines. Mourisco wines are best enjoyed with hearty, flavourful dishes such as slow-cooked stews, roasted meats, and game.