15.5 / 20 |
Region: Tejo
Country: Portugal
Dark ruby to the eye, the aromas start off with ripe red wild fruits, maybe some jam. Later on, a background of spices emerges and still later a hint of vegetable.
Very fresh to the taste, with tamed tannins giving it a good yet simple structure, where the ripe red fruits are nicely integrated with the oak. Finishes with a touch of coffee and toast.
A good example of a Tejo red, where the fruit ripeness is nicely balanced by a fresh acidity. Good choice for a day to day wine.
Tasted on 2011-06-06
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