Ryan Twohey

9.2

Wonderful regional wine and good price too! — 10 years ago

Niclas Ullbrand

9.7

Smooth, soft, rich whine that still has character.
Wonderful whine that will make you come back for more!
If you like to have a soft round whine that everyone will love, this could be it. — 10 years ago

Les Doss

9.0

Schiava is really growing on me. Crisp bright fruit and herby bits. It has some Lagrein blended in. — 11 years ago

Kevin Walsh

Wine blogger doxologywine.com; Freelance Sommelier (Court of Master Sommeliers) Doxology Wine Consulting

9.5

The best limoncello — 11 years ago

Jessy Sage

9.6

Buttery, flavorful and perfect for summer. Fermented in the clay pots — 12 years ago

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Mike Peterson

9.1

At $10 a bottle it is great! — 13 years ago

Markus Krenn

9.8

Ein Top Lagrein, Perfekt in Geruch und Geschmack — 10 years ago

Robert Cunningham

Wine Educator DeVinimus, Wine Workshop

9.2

1946 Convento. Over the top. Complex with butterscotch, hard lemon candy, chocolate. Smooth. However a bit dried out compared to the 1955, which is fresher. Very sweet syrupy wine. Hard to drink more than an ounce. — 11 years ago

Joe Noviello

9.3

Crisp and dry. Nicely refreshing. — 11 years ago

Sabra Lewis

8.9

Delish! Cheap & Cheerful classic Lagrein. — 11 years ago

Count Bogdan

9.2

Another great local red at wine tasting at Convento do Espinheiro. Bought a bottle! — 11 years ago

Michael Mammarella

9.5

Brown sugar and molasses really, it smells potent but light tasting smooth. So different from a banyul or maury. Really like it. Not even close to the other italian sweet reds I've tried. — 12 years ago

Fernik GA

9.1

Jesús Díaz. Tinto 2011. 14%vol. Colmenar de Oreja Madrid. España. — 13 years ago

Harley Carbery

Director of Wine, Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino and Delano Las Vegas

9.4

Love this wine! — 10 years ago

Patrick Clary

9.0

Very nice, in an Austrian Restaurant in Berlin with MB's cousins Maria and Veronika. — 10 years ago

Robert Cunningham

Wine Educator DeVinimus, Wine Workshop

9.3

1955 Convento. Lovely nose. Intense in every respect. Super sweet but complex. Not showing the green nuttiness some old PXs have. — 11 years ago

Peter Isacksen

9.1

Dry and good with manchego. — 11 years ago

Heather King

8.9

Sweet, delicate, light and easy to sip after a big meal, alongside crêpes and strawberries — 11 years ago

Alex Prata

9.4

Strong alentejo wine but fruity — 12 years ago

John Kemper

9.2

A rare bargain from the Ribera del Duero, the '11 Convento Las Claras Tempranillo definitely delivered a big bang for the buck. The deep purple wine exhibited cigar box, graphite, espresso and blackberry aromas. It was extremely ripe, but balanced. Finished nicely. — 13 years ago