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Quevedo - Colheita 2004

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Portugal

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Red

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Drink or Keep

88/100

Robert Parker

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90/100

Wine Enthusiast

"Just bottled about a month before tasting, it showed well, but there was a slightly eccentric nuance, perhaps a touch of volatile acidity. Only a touch, though. It still drinks well, with a good finish and notable power for a relatively young Tawny." (Wine Advocate 2018) Give it time to open up so it can offer you its finest aromas.

Features

Estate

Quevedo

Cuvée

Colheita

Vintage

2004

Designation

Porto

Region

Portugal

Grape varieties

35 % Touriga Franca, 20 % Tinta Roriz, 15 % Touriga Nacional, 10 % Tinta Barroca, 8 % Tinto Cão, 12 % Autres cépages

Terroirs

Vale d'Agodinho

Viticulture

Traditional and meticulous

Harvest

Manual

Winemaking

Total destemming, slow fermentation at 27°C max.

Breeding

14 ans sous bois

Alcohol content

19.5%

Residual sugars

90 g/l

Tasting & pairing

Eye

Dark tiled outline and pomegranate center

Nose

Elegant with notes of fresh almonds, toasted hazelnut and nutmeg

Mouth

Impressively fresh, with a rich aromatic palette, well-balanced sugar/acidity.

Serve

AT 10-12°C

Drink before

2030+

Food and wine pairing

Food and wine pairing

Enjoy as an aperitif, with nuts or dried fruit, crème brulée, blue cheese ...

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Expert opinion

Robert Parker - Wine Advocate

Robert Parker - Wine Advocate

Vin noté (guide 2018) 88/100 (Bon vin)

Noted domain Recommended (Wine producer recommended by Robert Parker - The Wine Advocate)

About the wine :

The Colheita Tawny Porto 2004 is a plot-based blend, composed mainly of Touriga Franca (35%), Tinta Roriz (20%), Touriga Nacional (15%), Tinta Barroca (10%) and others, bottled in 2018 with a long cork and 100 grams of residual sugar. Fine and concentrated, this Tawny, in the house style, has a darker color than most Tawnys. Don't be confused, it's still a Tawny. Just bottled about a month before tasting, it showed well, but there was a slightly eccentric nuance, perhaps a touch of volatile acidity. Only a touch, though. Still, it drinks well, with a good finish and notable power for a relatively young Tawny.

Wine Enthusiast

Wine Enthusiast

Vin noté 90/100

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