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FSF 2014 Red Wine
A family business with almost two centuries of history that, without ever resting on the glories conquered, has been able to modernize. José Maria da Fonseca has been operating wine since 1834, the fruit of the shared passion of a family that has been able to preserve and project the memory and prestige of its founder
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A family business with almost two centuries of history that, without ever resting on the glories conquered, has been able to modernize. José Maria da Fonseca has been operating wine since 1834, the fruit of the shared passion of a family that has been able to preserve and project the memory and prestige of its founder
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- Region
- Península de Setúbal
- Tasting Notes
- Deep red. Fruity aroma with notes of blueberry, violet, chocolate, spices, oak. Powerful, present and firm tannins, balanced with a long final
- Consumption
- 14 - 16ºC
- Enjoy
- Game dishes and cheese
- Bottle Size
- White meats, pastas dishes and grilled seafood
- Country
- Portugal
- Type
- Red Wine
- Year
- 2014
- Weight
- 1.5
- Cast
- Syrah, Trincadeira and Tannat
- Alcohol
- 14%
- Vinification
- The grapes are foot trodden in open top presses and fermented with full skin contact at temperatures of 28ºC for 6 days. Before the alcoholic fermentation is finished the wine is transferred into casks. “Battonage” is done during 3 months
- Total Acidity
- 5.62 g/l
- Wine Maker
- Domingos Soares Franco
- Ageing
- New French oak casks for 8 months
- Ph
- 3,33
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A family business with almost two centuries of history that, without ever resting on the glories conquered, has been able to modernize. José Maria da Fonseca has been operating wine since 1834, the fruit of the shared passion of a family that has been able to preserve and project the memory and prestige of its founder
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