There's a new Sandeman White Porto. The number 10 explains everything
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There's a new Sandeman White Porto. The number 10 explains everything

SAPO Notícias4 September 2026 at 10:24

Sandeman launched a new White Porto, which is now arriving in the national market. The brand is known for its portfolio of Port wines, and this is a new reference that promises to stand out for its quality.

The name "number 10" that accompanies the launch is not by chance. It is a reference to the fact that the white wines used in this selection were aged for more than a decade, guaranteeing prolonged maturation that gives special characteristics to the final product.

This new reference results from a careful selection of white Port wines that have completed more than 10 years of aging, a process that allows for the development of more complex notes and greater depth of flavor. Sandeman thus presents an option that appeals to connoisseurs as well as consumers looking to explore the aged White Port segment.

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