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Titular Alfrocheiro 2014 Red Wine

Located in Vilar Seco, municipality of Nelas, in the district of Viseu, Quinta da Teixuga is a 30 hectare property.
Located in the heart of the Dão Region, it is surrounded by mountainous massifs, such as Serra da Estrela and Caramulo. This location allows excellent thermal amplitudes for a good maturation of the grapes leading to its slow maturation producing wines with rich aromas and good acidity

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Located in Vilar Seco, municipality of Nelas, in the district of Viseu, Quinta da Teixuga is a 30 hectare property.
Located in the heart of the Dão Region, it is surrounded by mountainous massifs, such as Serra da Estrela and Caramulo. This location allows excellent thermal amplitudes for a good maturation of the grapes leading to its slow maturation producing wines with rich aromas and good acidity

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Data sheet

Region
Dão
Tasting Notes
The Alfrocheiro grape variety planted in Dão gives rise to wines distinguishedfreshness and variety of its aromas, supplemented by a volume and tannic structure of great harmony and delicacy
Consumption
16 - 18ºC
Enjoy
It is a wine of great gastronomic ability that accompanies a great variety of dishes
Bottle Size
White meats, pastas dishes and grilled seafood
Country
Portugal
Type
Red Wine
Year
2014
Weight
1.5
Cast
Alfrocheiro
Alcohol
13.9%
Vinification
Manual harvesting in boxes of 15 kg. Manual selection on carpet of choice. After destemming and crushing vinification in stainless steel vats at controlled temperature, with maceration adequate to its characteristics
Total Acidity
5,42 g/L
Wine Maker
Carlos Magalhães and Manuel Vieira
Ageing
In French oak barrels about 18 months
Ph
3,68
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