Field blend of Rabigato, Códega do Larinho, Viosinho, Donzelinho and Gouveio from 80 years old vines on schist soils. Vineyard on the right bank of the Douro River, in the prime Cima Corgo zone, at an altitude of 400-600 metres. Fermented with indigenous yeasts and aged for 6 months in oak. Clean, precise nose with citrus (tangerine), floral notes and and subtle oak. Fresh, linear, medium bodied, dry. Good minerality and acidity. Very tasty — 3 years ago
Simple... if you find it... buy it... do not hesitate. We just had this piece of art, after I smoked some beef ribs. This wine was perfect to finish this epic meal. — 6 years ago
Rum raisin — 4 months ago
Leathery with big tannins, which I like—but this one could do with a bit more fruit. — 6 years ago
My father in law picked up this gem in Lisbon in 1997 when I snagged a 1994 Fonseca Vintage port. He was looking to spend a more modest amount on a Port to bring home. WOW, what a find. Tawny in structure and color. Well balanced and just a great all around port. — 2 years ago
Love Syrah from alentejo. @delfina restaurant — 3 years ago
2017 Niepoort Branco. HB for Barry M. Not as good as the last bottle, but still delicious. Lean and fresh. — 6 years ago
Jakub Kalinowski
Expressive & aromatic with flowery notes, fleur d’oranger, exotic fruits and a touch of herby minerality.
Surprisingly “serious” for a Muscat with good weight & presence, nice depth and a beautiful salty finish. Highly gastronomic.
A touch too flowery for me but overall a nice one!
Would have never picked it on my own and yet it works! — 13 days ago