Maynards Organic LBV Port 2017

Port Wine
17,5 pts Revista de Vinhos - Full-bodied, vigorous and fruity wine. Complex flavours and a very intense and attractive bouquet.
Price: € 17.65
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Product details

Winemaking:
Single harvest. Aged in wood oak vats for 4 to 6 years before bottling.

Grape Varieties:
Tinta Barroca,Touriga Franca

Tasting Notes:
Full-bodied, vigorous and fruity wine. Complex flavours and a very intense and attractive bouquet.

Store and Serve Advices:
Store in a cool dark place (12-14 º C), in a horizontal position, with minimal vibration. Serve at a temperature of 16 º C. It is advisable to use the same day or up to 3 weeks. May submit deposit in the bottle.

Food Pairing:
Perfect for finishing any meal, with desserts, cheeses or as a digestive.

Allergens:
Contains sulphites.

Reviews and Awards:
. 17,5 points in Revista de Vinhos.

Disclaimer:
This product may include a wooden or a cardboard outer box. If so, we will include the outer box and pack it in a way to avoid any type of breakage during transport. However, we cannot be held responsible for damage to the outer box, as only the product as shown in the images is insured. If you have any specific instructions or questions about the box, please contact our customer service team and we will do our best to fulfill your request.

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