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Nunes Barata Grande Reserva 2013 Red Wine
Nunes Barata is a wine project located in Cabeção (Upper Alentejo, in the north region of Portugal). Due to its exceptional terroir, is an area with a unique background in the production of high quality wines, full of character and is known for its famous wines made in clay pots. Here, the vineyard and the wine were, since always, the main economic activity.
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Nunes Barata is a wine project located in Cabeção (Upper Alentejo, in the north region of Portugal). Due to its exceptional terroir, is an area with a unique background in the production of high quality wines, full of character and is known for its famous wines made in clay pots. Here, the vineyard and the wine were, since always, the main economic activity.
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17 eks.
Dataark
- Regionen
- Alentejo
- Smak av notater
- Intense color, ripe fruit aroma. It is persistent in the mouth with fine and elegant tannins
- Forbruket
- 16 - 18ºC
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- It perfectly accompanies meat dishes of traditional Portuguese cuisine
- Stor flaske
- White meats, pastas dishes and grilled seafood
- Land
- Portugal
- Type
- Red Wine
- År
- 2013
- Vekt
- 1.5
- Cast
- Syrah, Alicante Bouschet, Cabernet Sauvignon and Touriga Nacional
- Alkohol
- 14,5%
- Vinifisering
- Total destemming followed by cold maceration for 48h. Fermentation occurred in a stainless steel tank with temperature control
- Total surhet
- 5,7 g/l
- Vinprodusent
- Luís Miguel and José Manuel
- Aldring
- In French oak barrels for 12 months
- Ph
- 3,76
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Nunes Barata is a wine project located in Cabeção (Upper Alentejo, in the north region of Portugal). Due to its exceptional terroir, is an area with a unique background in the production of high quality wines, full of character and is known for its famous wines made in clay pots. Here, the vineyard and the wine were, since always, the main economic activity.
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