Quinta dos Frades Grande Reserva (Old Vines) 2016


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  • Alcohol:14,5% vol

  • Grape Variety:Field blend of old wines (over 90 years old) 

  • Serving Temperature:16°-18°

  • Type:Red

  • Winemakers:Anselmo Mendes

  • Pairing:Beef, Pasta, Lamb, Game (deer, venison)

  • Capacity:75cl

 

  • Viticultural Year:  The winter of 2015 was cold with considerable rainfall, followed by a warm spring and a mild summer. The wine harvest was slightly early, and the grapes were picked in mid-September, without this harming the health and balance of the grapes.
  • Grape Varieties:  Field Blend of old vines from Quinta dos Frades Estate with over 23 different varieties such as Touriga Franca, Tinta Amarela, Tinta da Barca, Tinta Carvalha, Tinta Francisca, Tinto Cão, Bastardo, Rufete and Donzelinho.
  • Soil Geology:Shale soil
  • Harvest and Winemaking:  The grapes are screened manually, destalked, and foot trodden in granite presses.
    The entire alcoholic fermentation process also takes place in granite presses. The must is then placed in stainless steel vats where the malolactic fermentation occurs, and then in French oak barrels to age.
  • Ageing:12 months in new French oak barrels and aged in a bottle for 12 months.
  • Tasting note:This wine features velvety black fruit and spicy notes.
    Full-bodied with rounded tannins. A smooth wine with great balance and a long aftertaste.

Tasting Notes: Quinta dos Frades is produced in excellent years only. This wine features velvety black fruit and spicy notes. Full-bodied with rounded tannins. A smooth wine with great balance and a long aftertaste.

 

Weight1.5 kg
Brand

Quinta dos Frades

Year

2016

color

Red

Collection

Wine Cellar

size

750ml

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"Our wines are produced from the finest varieties of old vines that are over 90 years old, planted at an altitude between 50 and 250 metres above sea level and new vines around 40 years old."