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Altano 2019 Red Wine
The Symington family, with Scottish, English and Portuguese ancestry has been present in the Douro for five generations — since 1882 — and through the current generation’s great grandmother, the family’s links to the wines of the Douro span 14 generations, to the mid-17th century and to the very beginnings of the history of Port
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The Symington family, with Scottish, English and Portuguese ancestry has been present in the Douro for five generations — since 1882 — and through the current generation’s great grandmother, the family’s links to the wines of the Douro span 14 generations, to the mid-17th century and to the very beginnings of the history of Port
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- Region
- Douro
- Tasting Notes
- With intense garnet color, it presents an aromatic profile of floral notes and freshness of the fruit. Vigorous and silky in the mouth, it reveals flavors of well defined red fruits, wrapped in fine tannins
- Consumption
- 14 - 17ºC
- Enjoy
- Excellent table partner, equally at ease with pizza or lasagna and dishes of traditional Portuguese cuisine
- Bottle Size
- White meats, pastas dishes and grilled seafood
- Country
- Portugal
- Type
- Red Wine
- Year
- 2019
- Weight
- 1.5
- Cast
- Touriga Franca, Tinta Roriz and Tinta Barroca
- Alcohol
- 13.5%
- Vinification
- In stainless steel vats with maceration by reassembly, where, through a mild action and a low temperature fermentation, the extracts are extracted the maximum of color and aroma
- Total Acidity
- 4,9 g/l
- Wine Maker
- Charles Symington and Pedro Correia
- Ageing
- In stainless steel vats and used barrels of 400 liters of French and American oak
- Ph
- 3,72
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The Symington family, with Scottish, English and Portuguese ancestry has been present in the Douro for five generations — since 1882 — and through the current generation’s great grandmother, the family’s links to the wines of the Douro span 14 generations, to the mid-17th century and to the very beginnings of the history of Port
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