Casa Agrícola Brum is a hundred-year-old wine-producing house founded by Francisco Maria Brum,an important person in the reconversion of the North Atlantic vineyard. Of Flemish descent, this Family has been dedicated to the production and promotion of this unique wine, born of disaggregated basaltic slags for 5 generations.

Founded in 1890, Casa Agrícola Brum has inscribed in its identity the genesis of wine. An ancestral flavor that arises in the region with the first Portuguese settlers increases in importance with the need to suppress the ships of the Indian Routes that docked in the city.

The wine grows in "curraletas" formed by stone walls that protect the vineyards from the winds and the sea air, thus creating favourable conditions to the maturation of the grapes.

This wine is the distillation of the history of the first Portuguese navigators and those who followed them. The connection of this island to the world and the wine that gave men the strength to navigate them. A flavor that persists with the Brum family.

130 years of tradition and knowledge. An invaluable milestone that few families can be proud of. To celebrate this feat, Casa Agrícola Brum presents a smooth liqueur wine with the velvety characteristic of an old age. A harvest made with a hundred years of experience behind it - the only one capable of celebrating this passage.

Alcohol: 19% Vol

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