Herdade da Farizoa Reserva 2017 Red Wine
Established in 1958, Herdade da Farizoa is located in the Alentejo village of Terrugem, 17km from the historic town of Elvas, in the Borba subregion.The property has a total area of 157 hectares (388 acres), being 60 hectares (146 acres) vineyards. The remaining land is an extensive reserve of cork trees and holm oaks, known as montado, characteristic of the Alentejo landscapes.
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Established in 1958, Herdade da Farizoa is located in the Alentejo village of Terrugem, 17km from the historic town of Elvas, in the Borba subregion.The property has a total area of 157 hectares (388 acres), being 60 hectares (146 acres) vineyards. The remaining land is an extensive reserve of cork trees and holm oaks, known as montado, characteristic of the Alentejo landscapes.
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Data sheet
- Region
- Alentejo
- Tasting Notes
- Deep ruby coloured, shows intense and complex aroma, dominated by red and black fruits and notes of spices and tobacco. In the mouth it shows remarkable freshness and excellent balance, with firm but silky tannins
- Consumption
- 17ºC
- Enjoy
- Enjoy with game, meat dishes and aged cheese
- Country
- Portugal
- Type
- Red Wine
- Year
- 2017
- Weight
- 1.5
- Cast
- Touriga Nacional & Syrah
- Alcohol
- 14,5%
- Vinification
- The grapes were vinified separately. The wines matured in 225 litters barrels, for 18 months. The final blend was made after a quality selection guided by numerous tasting tests
- Total Acidity
- 5.6 g/l
- Wine Maker
- Joaquim Mendes
- Ageing
- 18 months in new French oak barrels
- Ph
- 3.59
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Established in 1958, Herdade da Farizoa is located in the Alentejo village of Terrugem, 17km from the historic town of Elvas, in the Borba subregion.The property has a total area of 157 hectares (388 acres), being 60 hectares (146 acres) vineyards. The remaining land is an extensive reserve of cork trees and holm oaks, known as montado, characteristic of the Alentejo landscapes.
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