Viuva José Gomes Da Silva & Filhos
Viuva José Gomes da Silva & Filhos
Collares Genuino Branco 2021
Very interesting! Never had a white from this region.
Viuva José Gomes da Silva & Filhos
Reserva Branco Collares White Blend
I've yet to open my only bottle brought home from Lisbon but I have heard they fall apart a bit pretty quickly with air... Was this your experience? How long did you have it open and watch it?
Was open for approx. 10 hours - lunch til late evening. Wasn't falling apart, but did improve.
Viuva José Gomes da Silva & Filhos
Collares Ramisco
Nice! Viva the small but merry band of Colares hipsters! Add the vintage, dude (methinks it is either 2006 or ‘09). Last time drunk was with you@Owen Mazon
What is this?
One of the rare, growingly extinct wine regions in the world-a coastal area near Lisbon, 50 acres left- that’s it. Ramisco is a red varietal, High acid, low alcohol- only older vintages released. Asimov wrote this article: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/03/dining/portuguese-wine-colares.amp.html @Pinotman /// Andreas
Viuva José Gomes da Silva & Filhos
Collares Genuino Premiado 2006
Bramble, brick, less brett than 08, forest, cherry, dried rose petal. Very complex. Beautiful wine although is doesnt have the bracing acidity of the 08. — 6 years ago
Viuva José Gomes da Silva & Filhos
Reserva Tinto Collares Ramisco 1969
Super fresh! — 8 years ago
Doug Powers
Extremely youthful Malvasia Branco from the Colares (Portugal) region, which means these vines are planted in sand, this seems incredibly youthful, nice aromatics, but needs at least another 5+ years of cellaring to develop further complexity and become ready to drink, really an unique wine, but I wasn’t patient enough. — 5 days ago