Region
Douro, Portugal
Grape variety
Touriga Nacional (50% ), Touriga Franca (12%), iné odrody (38%)
Alcohol content
13.5%
Residual sugar
0.6 g/l · Suché
Color
Medium intensity ruby
Aroma
The wine reveals pronounced aromatic intensity with a fruit-forward profile led by notes of wild blackberry, cherry, and black plum. The presence of distinctive violet aromas, typical of the “queen of Portuguese grape varieties,” lends elegance and finesse. Oak ageing adds an extra layer of complexity, introducing hints of clove and black pepper that further enrich the wine’s aromatic character.
Taste
On the palate, the wine is dry and well-balanced, with firm, present tannins. It has medium body, yet the acidity brings freshness that enlivens the palate, keeping the wine dynamic. The intensity is pronounced, with fruit evident and oak in the background, adding depth and complexity. The finish is long and lively, delivering a persistent and satisfying sensation.
Food pairing
It pairs well with fine red meats, such as filet mignon in wine sauce, mushroom risotto, and more intense cheeses.
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Quevedo is part of a new generation of small family wineries based in the Douro region. Although the company was only founded as recently as 1993, the Quevedo family carries a heritage of more than five generations in viticulture and the art of Port Wine production.
São João da Pesqueira, in the enchanting Douro region, is the home of the Quevedo winery. The cellar, located by the Senhora do Rosário vineyard, not only ensures the freshest grapes but it also offers a breathtaking landscape.
