“A rich interpretation of the Castelão grape, the wine is opulent and generous. It has juicy black fruits that are lifted by acidity. The slight tannins are far in the background of this wine that will be ready to drink by the end of 2016.” - Best Buy
— Wine Enthusiast, Jun 2016

“The 2013 Castelão was aged for 12 months in two-year-old French barriques. It comes in at 14% alcohol. This is a rather typical Castelão, fruity and slightly candied on the edge in its youth. It also, however, does what this grape does well by adding nice structure for its level and acquiring a little complexity. It finishes with some roasted rhubarb and herbs on the end. It isn't the most concentrated wine ever, but at this price level, it is more than adequate and quite a nice bargain.
About the best set of wines I've seen from this estate in the Lisboa region, these are awfully good. They should hold well, they taste great and they come in at pretty fair price points (sometimes better than fair).”
— Wine Advocate, Mar 2016