Tapada do Chaves Old Vines Red 2016

Alentejo
18,5 pts Revista de Vinhos - Marked evolution in the aroma, dark fruit and chocolate. More expressive mouth, robust, with prominent tannins, very austere, long finish with hints of olive.
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Product details

Winemaking:
Maturation of 8 months in wood and 60 months in bottle.

Grape Varieties:
Trincadeira,Grand Noir

Tasting Notes:
Marked evolution in the aroma, dark fruit and chocolate. More expressive mouth, robust, with prominent tannins, very austere, long finish with hints of olive.

Store and Serve Advices:
Store the bottle lying down at a temperature of 15°C. Serve at a temperature of 16°C to 18ºC.

Food Pairing:
Excellent to accompany traditional Portuguese dishes, especially of meat, and cheese.

Allergens:
Contains sulphites.

Reviews and Awards:
. 18,5 points in Revista de Vinhos;
. 18 points in Vinho Grandes Escolhas;
. Silver medal Concours Mondial de Bruxelles 2013;
. Gold medal Concurso Internacional de Vinos Madrid 2013.

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