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Quinta dos Termos Natural 2008 Sparkling Red Wine
Quinta dos Termos is situated in the center of Portugal, on the slopes of the South slope of Serra da Estrela (highest mountain of Portugal - 2,000 m), thus protected from the cold north winds and sunny by its exposure to the South, reaching temperatures in the summer sometimes higher than 50ºC, which leads to a higher degree of maturation, giving rise to complex, aromatic wines of good consistency
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Quinta dos Termos is situated in the center of Portugal, on the slopes of the South slope of Serra da Estrela (highest mountain of Portugal - 2,000 m), thus protected from the cold north winds and sunny by its exposure to the South, reaching temperatures in the summer sometimes higher than 50ºC, which leads to a higher degree of maturation, giving rise to complex, aromatic wines of good consistency
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120 Tuotteet
Lisätiedot
- Alue
- 1.5
- Tasting muistiinpanoja
- Red color very intense, with blue highlights. Aroma to red fruits. Mouth with good volume, the aromas are confirmed
- Kulutus
- 1000 ml
- Nauti
- Recommended to accompany roast suckling pig, lamprey and sardines
- Pullon koko
- White meats, pastas dishes and grilled seafood
- Country
- Portugal
- Tyyppi
- Sparkling Wine
- Vuosi
- 2008
- Paino
- 2
- Cast
- Baga
- Alkoholi
- 12%
- Vinkkejä
- Prolonged tanning and natural clarification helped by the biting cold of Serra da Estrela
- Täydellinen happamuus
- 6,4 g/l
- Viininvalmistaja
- Virgílio Loureiro
- Ph Ph Ph
- 3,36
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Quinta dos Termos is situated in the center of Portugal, on the slopes of the South slope of Serra da Estrela (highest mountain of Portugal - 2,000 m), thus protected from the cold north winds and sunny by its exposure to the South, reaching temperatures in the summer sometimes higher than 50ºC, which leads to a higher degree of maturation, giving rise to complex, aromatic wines of good consistency
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