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Borges Douro Reserva 2015 Red Wine
Founded in 1884 by brothers Antonio and Francisco, the Sociedade dos Vinhos Borges soon became one of the main national winemaking companies. Taking into account that Portuguese wines can only establish themselves in the world by means of their excellence, Borges has always been committed to quality in its production, today exporting to more than fifty countries of the five continents
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Founded in 1884 by brothers Antonio and Francisco, the Sociedade dos Vinhos Borges soon became one of the main national winemaking companies. Taking into account that Portuguese wines can only establish themselves in the world by means of their excellence, Borges has always been committed to quality in its production, today exporting to more than fifty countries of the five continents
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Lisätiedot
- Alue
- Douro
- Tasting muistiinpanoja
- Very full-bodied wine which is smooth and complete with mature tannins. Has a noticeably toasted woody tang with a persistent finish
- Kulutus
- 16 - 18ºC
- Nauti
- Meat dishes and various cheeses
- Pullon koko
- White meats, pastas dishes and grilled seafood
- Country
- Portugal
- Tyyppi
- Red Wine
- Vuosi
- 2016
- Paino
- 1.5
- Cast
- Touriga-Nacional, Touriga-Franca,Tinta-Roriz, Tinta-Amarela and Tinta-Barroca
- Alkoholi
- 12,5%
- Vinkkejä
- The wine briefly undergoes pre-fermentation maceration followed by 6-8 days of fermentation with skins at a controlled temperature of 28-30ºC
- Täydellinen happamuus
- 4.9 g/l
- Viininvalmistaja
- Jose Machado
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Founded in 1884 by brothers Antonio and Francisco, the Sociedade dos Vinhos Borges soon became one of the main national winemaking companies. Taking into account that Portuguese wines can only establish themselves in the world by means of their excellence, Borges has always been committed to quality in its production, today exporting to more than fifty countries of the five continents
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