Barão da Várzea do Douro Grand Reserve Red 2017

Douro
17,5 pts Revista de Vinhos - High aromatic complexity, with notes of wild berries, spices and a touch of smoke. In the mouth it’s deep and distinct, full-bodied, with round and silky tannins. Excellent acidity that provides freshness, elegance and character.
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Product details

Winemaking:
Wine fermented with red grape varieties whose colour and texture are extracted from the skin and seeds during fermentation and post-fermentation maceration of red wine.

Grape Varieties:
Touriga Nacional,Touriga Franca,Tinta Roriz

Tasting Notes:
High aromatic complexity, with notes of wild berries, spices and a touch of smoke. In the mouth it’s deep and distinct, full-bodied, with round and silky tannins. Excellent acidity that provides freshness, elegance and character.

Store and Serve Advices:
Store at 12°C. Recommended serving temperature 16°C, to be drunk at 18°C.

Food Pairing:
Goes well with well-seasoned fish and meat dishes.

Allergens:
Contains sulphites.

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

Disclaimer:
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