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Casa Ferreirinha Colheita Tardia 2011 White Wine (375ml)
Casa Ferreirinha and its wines are synonymous with quality, time and art. Thus it has been since the company’s founding in the eighteenth century by Bernardo Ferreira, whose formula was refined by his descendants, especially his granddaughter Dona Antónia Adelaide Ferreira, known affectionately as "Ferreirinha" or "Ferreirinha-da-Régua".
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Casa Ferreirinha and its wines are synonymous with quality, time and art. Thus it has been since the company’s founding in the eighteenth century by Bernardo Ferreira, whose formula was refined by his descendants, especially his granddaughter Dona Antónia Adelaide Ferreira, known affectionately as "Ferreirinha" or "Ferreirinha-da-Régua".
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- Alue
- Douro
- Tasting muistiinpanoja
- The aromas reveal the presence of mature tropical fruits like passion fruit, pineapple and a slight touch of melon. In the mouth, it has a good acidity with not too obvious sugars, presenting a long and elegant finish
- Kulutus
- 10 - 14ºC
- Nauti
- Excellent as an appetizer or accompanying an entrée, such as a foie gras. It is also a great accompaniment to some bittersweet desserts, such as curd with pumpkin jam
- Pullon koko
- 375 ml
- Country
- Portugal
- Tyyppi
- White Wine
- Vuosi
- 2011
- Paino
- 1.5
- Cast
- Viosinho and Arinto
- Alkoholi
- 11%
- Vinkkejä
- The traditional vinification of a late harvest with fermentation stoppage was done by reducing the temperature
- Täydellinen happamuus
- 4,8 g/l
- Viininvalmistaja
- Luís Sottomayor
- Ikääntyminen
- In new barrels for about 6 months, with battonage in fine lees
- Ph Ph Ph
- 3,19
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Casa Ferreirinha and its wines are synonymous with quality, time and art. Thus it has been since the company’s founding in the eighteenth century by Bernardo Ferreira, whose formula was refined by his descendants, especially his granddaughter Dona Antónia Adelaide Ferreira, known affectionately as "Ferreirinha" or "Ferreirinha-da-Régua".
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