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Quinta dos Aciprestes Reserva, Red 2018 D.O.C. Douro, Real Companhia Velha

CHF15.90

(CHF2.11 par 1 dl.)

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2018

90 pts Robert Parker - Wine Advocate

Clean, deep, brilliant ruby color.

Mixed purple notes of plum and blackberry, harmonious with hints of vanilla. Ripe fruit flavors on the palate.

Excellent structure, round and perfectly balanced, persistent with a long finish.

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Data sheet

Type
Red
Region
Douro
Variety
Blend
Distinction
Robert Parker
Distinction
Wine Enthusiast
Distinction
Wine Spectator
Vintage
2018
Winemaker/oenologist
Jorge Nogueira -Real Companhia Velha
Sulfites
Yes
Alcohol
14,5%
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Description

Quinta dos Aciprestes

Vinification:
Fermentation and maceration take place in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature.

The wine is aged in French and American oak barrels for 12 months in excellent conditions for natural aging.

Grape varieties:
Touriga Nacional 60%,Touriga Franca 40%.

Tasting notes:
Clean ruby color, deep and bright. Mixed purple notes of plum and blackberry, harmonious with notes of vanilla. Ripe fruit flavors in the mouth.

Excellent structure, round and perfectly balanced wine, persistent with a long finish.

Tips for storing and serving:
Keep the bottles on their side in a cool place (16 to 18 ° C), away from direct light.

Serve at 18ºC.

Food Pairing:
Ideal accompaniment for meat and game dishes with strong flavor and strong cheeses.

"La Reserva 2018 (Quinta dos Aciprestes) is a 60/40 blend of Touriga Nacional and Touriga Franca aged for 12 months in 50% new French oak. It comes at 14.5% alcohol. What do you get when trading from the regular Tinto? That answer is simple at first: a lot more power, a little more concentration. It's less fruity up front (not that the regular Tinto lacks structure) and more grip on the finish. It will also need a year or two in the cellar, whereas this is just suggested with the regular Tinto. This looks very nice, and is a good value. It should prove its case in a year or two."

Mark Squires - Sept 2020

Jorge Nogueira - Enologist

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