ADEGA VIÚVA GOMES RED WINE 1969

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D.O.C. Colares – Lisbon Wines

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The wine region of Colares, from the Lisbon Wine Region, is a Controlled Denomination of Origin since 1908, the most western point of Continental Europe.

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This 1969 Adega Viúva Gomes Red Wine is a monovarietal of the Ramisco grape variety, indigenous to this region, from vines planted in the sandy soils of Colares. It possesses aromatic notes of moist ground and raisin cherry, with a pleasant freshness and lively tannins.

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The Red Wine Adega Viúva Gomes 1969 is vinified using a fermentation in a winery, followed by an aging in vats and exotic woods, with the use of a 100% Portuguese natural cork stopper.

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Tasting Notes: The Red Wine Adega Viúva Gomes 1969 gained over time a brownish tint, although it maintains a pleasant freshness, on the nose you can feel the aromas of cherry in the air, already in the mouth, it presents a light structure with well-marked tannins and notes of iodine at the end.

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Grapes/varietes: Ramisco (100%)

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Harmonization: We recommend with game dishes and to allow some time to breath and to carefully decant it.

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Serving temperature: Serve between 18 and 19ºC.

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