Wine Quinta do Infantado, Douro DOC, 2015
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Grape varieties:
Touriga Nacional: 30%, Touriga Francesa / Touriga Franca: 30%, Tinta Roriz: 30%, Red grape varieties: 10%
Tasting Notes
Port ruby color with brown tints.
Great generous flavor of port wine is characterized by finesse and elegance. Fresh fruit tones complemented by rounded, mature tannins, giving a velvety texture. Pleasant notes of roasted nuts are in a long aftertaste.
The tones of ripe berries and fruits, intertwined with notes of mint, spices, raisins and toasted almonds, add up to a balanced, rather intense aroma of Porto.
Port wine is best combined with aromatic hard cheese, goat cheese, chocolate desserts, coffee and nuts.
Interesting Facts
Port Porto LBV (Late Bottle Vintage), 2009 has rather concentrated, subtly sweet flavor and a deep aroma, as well as superb storage capacity of between 15 to 50 years! Blend Porto represented the classic grape varieties: Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Roriz and others grown in the Douro region. Harvested by hand. Instead of pressing plants grapes crushed legs and placed in a large stone basins where further fermentation takes place. After the addition of strong brandy stops the fermentation, the wine is placed in oak barrels until the Master Blender will not consider it worthy of bottling. the maturation period of at least 4 years. To maximize the full bouquet of disclosure recommended preliminary decanting for 2 hours.
Porto LBV 2009 was awarded a silver medal at the "Decanter World Wine Awards" in 2014.
Producer's description
Currently, the estate of Quinta do Infantado brother and sister run and João Katelin Rozeyra. João deals vineyard and wine production, Katelin - management of the company. Terraced vineyards, situated on a steep slope, processed by traditional methods by hand. Adhere to the same principles and in the manufacture of bottles of port. For example, grapes are still, as in the old days, pressed down and subjected to a long slow fermentation at high stone tanks. Only 2% of vintage ports produced today is done in the ancient and very time-consuming way. Quinta do Infantado is famous for its port wine in the style of "meio-seco". Over a long period of fermentation allows the wine to process more sugar and reach the fortress without the addition of alcohol. As a result, ports get a bright wine character, great balance and a pleasant sweetness nepritornuyu. Following the principle of "too high sweetness hides the true nature and natural bouquet" allows you to get the perfect, bright, catchy port wines.