Réccua Colheita Port 2005

Port Wine
Light orange shades, clear and bright. Aroma clean, elegant and fresh with notes of dried fruits. In the mouth it is seductive, refreshing, with nuts and a subtle character of spices. Silky finish and very long.
Price: € 35.55
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Regular price: € 40.85
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Promotion valid from the 1st of April 2026 up to the 30th of June 2026 and subject to the available stock

Winemaking:
100% manual harvesting. Crushing with total destemming, fermentation with strong maceration, interrupted by the addition of brandy (77%). Stage in wooden containers (550L kites) for some years.

Grape Varieties:
Touriga Nacional,Tinta Roriz,Touriga Franca,Tinta Barroca

Tasting Notes:
Light orange shades, clear and bright. Aroma clean, elegant and fresh with notes of dried fruits. In the mouth it is seductive, refreshing, with nuts and a subtle character of spices. Silky finish and very long.

Store and Serve Advices:
Ideal temperature to drink 12 – 18 ºC. Keep the bottle laid down; the wine is filtered and it’s ready to drink; the bottle can be kept open up to 3 months.

Food Pairing:
It can be appreciated as an aperitif or on any other occasion. Ideal accompaniment to nuts, cheeses or deserts.

Allergens:
Contains sulphites.

Disclaimer:
The Colheita Ports usually comes with 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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