2020 Colheita Tinto, Quinta do Espinho, Douro DOC
2020 Colheita Tinto, Quinta do Espinho, Douro DOC
£14.95
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Description
The Quinta do Espinho Colheita is vinified in granite lagares and shows loads of up front black fruits with a smoky, savoury finish. Terrific value and true to both the region and the traditional grape varieties that it’s made with. (Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Roiz & Tinta Barroca).
Quinta do Espinho comprises 20 hectares of vines on the Cima Corgo and is run by the sixth generation of the Macedo Pinto family. Recent investment in both the vineyards and winery has helped them improve and the Quinta is now producing outstanding and characterful wines from native varieties.
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