Like rich white Burgundy, but not the high price it commands? You\'re in for a treat with this discovery from Tejo, Portugal, which is crafted by two of the region\'s very best winemakers on a 17th century estate. It\'s made from the indigenous Fernão Pires grape variety, which grows on old vines, and aged in oak. Expect flavours of citrus, tropical fruits and toasty cedar. It\'s a truly indulgent white wine that will stand up to plenty of foods, particularly a rich casserole.