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Quinta do Vesuvio Vintage 1998 Magnum Port Wine
The Symington family, with Scottish, English and Portuguese ancestry has been present in the Douro for five generations — since 1882 — and through the current generation’s great grandmother, the family’s links to the wines of the Douro span 14 generations, to the mid-17th century and to the very beginnings of the history of Port
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The Symington family, with Scottish, English and Portuguese ancestry has been present in the Douro for five generations — since 1882 — and through the current generation’s great grandmother, the family’s links to the wines of the Douro span 14 generations, to the mid-17th century and to the very beginnings of the history of Port
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- Region
- Douro
- Tasting Notes
- Very intense red color with notes of purple. Concentrated aroma to wild berries and soft notes of black cherries. On the palate, it is full bodied, voluptuous aromas of cassis balanced by firm tannins
- Consumptie
- 16 - 18ºC
- Veel plezier
- Ideal with a dessert, dark chocolate, cheese or on its own at the end of a meal.
- Bottle
- 1500 ml
- Country
- Portugal
- Type
- Fortified
- Ja
- 1998
- Gewicht
- 1.5
- Cast
- Tinta Barroca, Tinta Amarela, Tinta Roriz, Touriga Nacional, Tinto Cão, Touriga Franca and others
- Alcohol
- 20%
- Vertaling:
- All the wine made at Vesuvio was trodden by foot in the Quinta’s ancient lagares
- Totale Acid
- 4,1 g/l
- Wine Maker
- Peter Symington and Charles Symington
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The Symington family, with Scottish, English and Portuguese ancestry has been present in the Douro for five generations — since 1882 — and through the current generation’s great grandmother, the family’s links to the wines of the Douro span 14 generations, to the mid-17th century and to the very beginnings of the history of Port
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