Poeira Desalinhados Clarete Red 2021

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18 pts Vinho Grandes Escolhas - Fantastic nose, with blue and black fruit in a very fresh version, all very well integrated by the time in the bottle, with dry vegetal in the background promising strength. Confirms the profile in the mouth, fresh and open, lively, with good dryness and lots of flavor, cherry and blackberry, finishes very clean and refreshing. Bright.
Price: € 37.35
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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:
Traditional grape varieties

Tasting Notes:
Fantastic nose, with blue and black fruit in a very fresh version, all very well integrated by the time in the bottle, with dry vegetal in the background promising strength. Confirms the profile in the mouth, fresh and open, lively, with good dryness and lots of flavor, cherry and blackberry, finishes very clean and refreshing. Bright.

Store and Serve Advices:
A light wine, with very pure fruit, to be drunk at a low temperature.

Food Pairing:
It goes well with various red meat dishes, cold cuts and cured or semi-cured cheeses.

Allergens:
Contains sulphites.

Reviews and Awards:
. 18 points in Vinho Grandes Escolhas.

Disclaimer:
This product does not contain any outer box and it's sold as presented on the pictures. If you have any specific instructions, please contact our customer service team and we will do our best to fulfill your request.

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